moveDC

moveDC 2021 update logo Multimodal Long-Range Transportation Plan The District of Columbia’s A Message From Mayor Muriel Bowser Dear Washingtonians: Washington, DC is growing, and we owe it to our current and future residents to provide a transportation system that is safe, sustainable, and equitable. DDOT is preparing for this bright future: in addition to delivering complex projects like the beautiful new Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge, we have launched environmentally sustainable transportation options like the DC Streetcar, and we have transformed the DC Circulator into the best way to connect and access our diverse and beautiful neighborhoods. Our goal is to make transit more efficient with projects that create dedicated space for buses like our Car Free Lanes and the K Street Transitway, the first such project that will help buses move quicker through the downtown core. Along the way, with the help of federal and community stakeholders and partners, we have made Washington, DC into one of the nation’s most bicycle-friendly cities. But we are not done yet! Our Vision Zero initiative brings together engineering, education, and enforcement resources from across District government to create safe streets for everyone. moveDC is our long-range transportation plan, built on a framework of goals: safety, equity, mobility, project delivery, management and operations, sustainability, and enjoyable spaces. It reflects our commitment to not only provide excellent transportation facilities and services, but to deliver them in a manner that addresses structural injustices and inequities. moveDC’s goals, policies, and strategies put this commitment into practice by making equity an explicit component in the prioritization and delivery of both projects and services, just as equity is a critical framework of our transportation infrastructure. The moveDC planning process was inclusive, with participation from hundreds of residents and stakeholders from every ward of the District. Now, let’s moveDC together. Sincerely, Muriel Bowser, Mayor “moveDC reflects our commitment to not only provide excellent transportation facilities and services, but to deliver them in a manner that addresses structural injustices and inequities.” Mayor Muriel Bowser A Message From DDOT Director Everett Lott moveDC is our long-range transportation plan, built on a framework of goals: safety, equity, mobility, project delivery, management and operations, sustainability, and enjoyable spaces. The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) updated our long-range plan during an unprecedented health emergency that created challenges to connecting with District residents. However, it also highlighted opportunities for DDOT to proactively improve how we move people and goods, and to support our community and businesses by rethinking the use of public space. The moveDC strategies reflect what we learned. moveDC will make traveling in the District safer, cleaner, faster, and easier. We will support multimodal solutions that provide options for traveling. Safety remains our highest priority, and we are committed to achieving our Vision Zero goal of zero fatalities and serious injuries by 2024. Equity will be considered in everything we do — moveDC will ensure that our investments in transportation benefit all residents, visitors, and commuters. Please join with me as we moveDC.Sincerely, Everett Lott, Director “Equity will be considered in everything we do — moveDC will ensure our investments in transportation benefit all residents, visitors, and commuters.” DDOT Director Everett Lott Contents Keep me updated Want to stay in the loop on moveDC? Click to Subscribe DO YOU NEED ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE? AYUDA EN SU IDIOMA AIDE LINGUISTIQUE GIÚP ĐỠ VỀ NGÔN NGỮ የቋንቋ እርዳታ 언어 지원 語言協助 Connect with Us Resources Learn More Logos for DDOT and the Government of the District of Columbia, Muriel Bowser, Mayor

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