This could be a record-breaking pothole season

Daily high and low temperatures that straddle the freezing mark create pothole minefields.

(Bill O'Leary / The Washington Post)

Meet Lady Bird, the massive underground digging machine

A remarkable feat of subterranean engineering is going on right under your feet in the District.

(Jonathan Newton / The Washington Post)

Second wave of snow falls on Washington region

New accumulation piles atop what already was the winter’s most significant snowfall for the area.

A woman walks near the Lincoln Memorial. (Mladen Antonov/AFP)

Public sounds off on Metro’s $2.86 billion budget plan

The poor and disabled, and lots of others, voice concern over fare hikes and transit issues large and small.

(Katherine Frey / The Washington Post)

Which way to D.C. works for commuters south of Beltway?

The Post tested two routes, one via Metrorail and the other a drive all the way to downtown.

The Post tested two routes, one via Metrorail and the other a drive all the way to downtown.

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Route 1 in Fairfax County closed

Crash involves five cars. Route 1 closed in both directions.

Grisly tale ends in shots 6,000 miles away

Grisly tale ends in shots 6,000 miles away

Samuel Sheinbein fled Md. after a shocking killing in 1997. He died Sunday in a prison in Israel.

Silver Line faces another delay

Silver Line faces another delay

Construction of the first phase of the rail line is not yet complete, MWAA says.

MWAA: More work needed on the Silver Line

MWAA: More work needed on the Silver Line

Officials at the Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority say rail line is not yet complete.

Distracted driving: 9 die, 1,060 hurt each day, CDC says

Distracted driving: 9 die, 1,060 hurt each day, CDC says

CDC finds fresh way to dramatize the toll taken by distracted driving.

Amtrak announces changes to its refund policy

Amtrak announces changes to its refund policy

Amtrak is changing its refund policy for reserved coach and Acela business class travelers starting March 1.

Electric car sales up in D.C. area

Electric car sales up in D.C. area

Atlanta saw the biggest bump in 4th quarter sales of electric cars.

Lanes reopen on Capital Beltway’s outer loop in Prince George’s County

Five-mile delays on outer loop of the Capital Beltway near Branch Avenue. Accident involved two vehicles.

Metro invites riders to comment on bus service

Metro will hold two community meetings this week where riders will have an opportunity to give input on the level of bus service in the Oxon Hill area.

Silver Line Metro project faces another delay

Silver Line Metro project faces another delay

The announcement by Dulles Transit Partners that it had finished work on the first phase of the Silver Line rail project raised hopes that Metro could take control of the project this month. But it now appears that the transition will not happen in February.

What’s up with Hollywood’s fake Metro stations?

What’s up with Hollywood’s fake Metro stations?

There are 40 Metro stations in D.C. So why do shows like “House of Cards,” and “Homeland” make so many of them up?

Earlier delays on Metro’s Blue and Yellow lines

A sick customer on a train at Crystal City on the Metro. Riders should expect delays.

Crystal City bus route’s cost will exceed $10 million

The Federal Highway Trust Fund will run out of money in the third week of August, the U.S. DOT says.

This could be a record-breaking pothole season

This could be a record-breaking pothole season

Daily high and low temperatures that straddle the freezing mark create pothole minefields.

Bus stops in Crystal City to cost far less than feared $1M

Bus stops in Crystal City to cost far less than feared $1M

Arlington’s new bus and street car stops along Route 1 to cost between $345,000 and $530,000.

Snow forces bike riders to seek alternative routes

While the region was able to keep roads fairly clear in the wake of a big snowstorm, bike paths took longer.

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Bowser may wear one hat too many when criticizing Metro

Bowser may wear one hat too many when criticizing Metro

D.C. Council member and mayoral candidate wants transit authority to ease policy on hiring ex-felons.

Region’s first bus-only lanes planned in Crystal City area

Region’s first bus-only lanes planned in Crystal City area

Arlington, Alexandria, WMATA building a 4.5-mile transit loop.

D.C. to discuss future of Circulator bus service

D.C. to discuss future of Circulator bus service

The District is considering possible changes to routes and fares.

In search of D.C.’s biggest unfilled pothole

In search of D.C.’s biggest unfilled pothole

After heavy snowfall, roads filled with potholes. Drivers grumble.

Town of Chevy Chase keeping law firm in Purple Line fight

Town of Chevy Chase keeping law firm in Purple Line fight

Firm will lobby federal and state officials about town’s concerns regarding impacts of rail plan.

Delays resolved on Metro’s Orange and Blue lines

Green Line on Metro had earlier delays. Disabled train at U Street caused problems. Delays on Metro’s Blue and Orange lines.

Residents of Temple Hills condos could be forced out

Residents of Temple Hills condos could be forced out

Temple Hills condo complex has long history of debt and safety violations, county says.

Latest Holocaust-reparation talks renew Md. rail questions

Latest Holocaust-reparation talks renew Md. rail questions

France, which ran trains to death camps and whose subsidiary will bid on Purple Line, may have to pay up.

Pr. George’s starts looking at National Harbor casino plan

Prince George’s is officially reviewing MGM’s plan for a $925 million casino complex at National Harbor.

Metrobus looking at how to improve service in busy corridors

Metrobus looking at how to improve service in busy corridors

Hearing highlights Metrobus efforts on 16th Street NW and on Route 7 in Virginia.

iPad bar, full-service spa coming to Reagan National

An iPad bar and full-service spa will be among the new features at Reagan National’s remodeled Terminal A.

Route 1 northbound lanes reopen in Springfield

Route 1 northbound lanes reopen after a fatal pedestrian accident early Thursday.