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The Virginia Department of Transportation has moved up the timetable for easing the new traffic congestion on the Capital Beltway’s outer loop at the ramp to westbound Interstate 66.
The traffic signals at Logan Circle will be shut down on Thursday at 10 a.m. and kept off for several hours. Officers will direct traffic, but you should avoid the area.
Metro and the District Department of Transportation are co-sponsoring a meeting Thursday for the public to comment on the 52, 53 and 54 bus routes, part of a study of the transit authority’s 14th Street Line.
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The groundbreaking of a museum on the National Mall is causing multiple street closures and should cause traffic problems. We’re keeping tabs on the morning rush hour, letting you know about any issues or delays that could slow your commute.
Officers will direct traffic at Logan Circle, but it'd be best to avoid the area so as to avoid any delays. #dctraffic
Avoid Logan Circle this morning: The traffic signals will be shut down at 10 a.m. for an upgrade. - http://t.co/IKnDNzYX #dctraffic
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