- Katherine Shaver
- Reporter
Katherine Shaver covers transportation and development for The Washington Post. Her coverage includes the Intercounty Connector, the Purple Line study, high-speed rail, Amtrak, MARC rail, the Corridor Cities Transitway (CCT) study and the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC). She also has covered criminal justice, education and local government. Shaver joined the Post in 1997.
Report: I-270 transitway could be built more quickly, cheaply in Md.
Link between I-270 and the Red Line could be built for $310 million less than a state plan would allow, engineering firm says.
Purple Line funding uncertain with failure of Maryland gas tax hike
Light rail in D.C.’s suburbs has been tied to a similar Baltimore line by officials, but there may be too little cash to build both at once.
Neighborhood affects how much we walk, bike and take transit, survey finds
Dense development and amenities leads to areas like Logan Circle, where there are more bikes per household than cars.
Bethesda to get more bike rack parking
100 bike parking spaces will soon be coming to downtown Bethesda, increasing bicycle rack storage in the area to 300 spaces.
- Bikeshare coming to lower Montgomery County
- MARC proposes new Brunswick Line schedule
- Montgomery County woman dies in head-on crash in Loudoun County
- Man shot to death in Southeast Washington on Friday night
- Vehicle systems to install child safety seats too difficult to use, study says
- Planners make changes to Purple Line in Riverdale Park
- MARC trains show improved reliability
- Female dummy makes her mark on male-dominated crash tests
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