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Rachel Weiner

Local Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Law
  • Local News

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Recent Articles

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Walking near a D.C. school raises the chance of being hit by a car, data shows

A Washington Post analysis of accident data shows pedestrians near schools are 24 percent more likely to be hit than elsewhere in the city.
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Can D.C.’s transit celebrity make your commute more enjoyable?

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Trump administration says it will limit funds for speed cameras

Cities are being told they can’t use some federal funds for automated traffic enforcement.
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Five people were shot outside a D.C. bus. It remained stopped, door...

Passengers on the bus pleaded with the operator to drive away from the shooting or close the bus doors, but he refused, according to two passengers on the bus.
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To save Dulles mobile lounges, architect’s daughter would call them...

Various architects and designers responded to a call from the Trump administration to revamp the iconic airport. Several invoke the president’s name.
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Five ways D.C.-area commutes have changed since the pandemic

A new survey by the Metropolitan Council of Governments found that many people are still working from home part of the time -- but not federal workers.
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Officials showed off a robo-bus in D.C. It got hit by a Tesla driver.

A Beep automated shuttle bus displayed by the U.S. Department of Transportation in D.C. this week got into a collision with a driver on H Street.
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Moore and Duffy commit to lower costs for Key Bridge rebuild together

Moore’s comment came a day after his meeting with Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy on rebuilding efforts for both the Francis Scott Key Bridge and the American Legion Bridge.
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Md. police officer indicted in crash that killed retired D.C. detec...

Anthony Coleman was off duty and driving under the influence, officials say, when he fatally struck Carlton Herndon, a district court bailiff, on July 7.
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D.C. leaders push back on U.S. DOT proposal to ban city traffic cam...

The proposal to ban traffic cameras could cost D.C. more than $100 million and strike at the heart of traffic safety efforts.
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Traffic deaths in the D.C. region are declining to pre-pandemic levels

A spike in deaths is over, but deaths remain as high as they were a decade ago when officials committed to ending them.