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Rachel Weiner

Rachel Weiner

Local Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Law
  • Local News

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Recent Articles

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Inside D.C.’s struggle to rein in ticket scofflaws

D.C. is issuing twice as many tickets and impounding three times as many cars as in 2021. At the time, there were two booting teams across D.C.; now there are 10.
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Union Station’s Amtrak ridership at 20-year high, but revenue lags

Amtrak ridership is up around the country and at Union Station, but inflation has caused costs to rise faster.
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Judge orders ride-hailing company Empower to stop operating in D.C.

The company has been fighting with local officials over registration since its launch.
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The D.C. Council banned turning right on red citywide. It won’t be ...

The D.C. Council voted to make right turns at red lights illegal starting in 2025. But the mayor’s administration is resisting a wholesale ban.
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Amtrak gets hundreds of millions for D.C. and Md. as Biden leaves

The money will cover only a small part of Union Station’s $10 billion redesign plan.
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In Northeast D.C., a rancorous post-election fight erupts — over bi...

On the night after the 2024 election, residents of D.C.’s Michigan Park neighborhood focused their anger on plans to revamp local roads.
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A Virginia toll road saved an RV-driving dad 20 minutes — and cost ...

Jeff Landry said he never would have taken the I-66 express lane if he knew it could cost that much.
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Metro finalizes massive overhaul of bus network, despite lack of funds

A controversial plan to send buses down First Street NW in Bloomingdale was scrapped, while service is being added to Upper Northwest, M Street and Union Station.
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Armed youths stole her car. Her pictures of them went viral.

Armed youths stole her car. Her pictures of them went viral.
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What Trump could do to Metro if he wins a second term

While in office, Trump repeatedly tried to slash infrastructure budgets and pull back funding for public transit. Many projects in the region could be at risk.
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Against mayor’s wishes, D.C. will use bus sales to help Circulator ...

The mayor chose to end Circulator service this year, saying the city could no longer afford the red buses.