- Mark Berman
- Staff Writer/Blogger
Mark Berman blogs about traffic and transit issues each day for the Post’s Transportation and Development team. He also writes about arts and entertainment for Local Living. Mark joined the Post in 2007, covering a wide range of topics in Arlington and Alexandria, reporting for the Metro section and contributing to transportation coverage.
Budget proposal could mean more money for transportation, infrastructure
President Obama unveiled his 2013 budget on Monday. The proposal includes more money for roads, rails, infrastructure and air traffic control.
ART buses delayed by congestion
ART routes 45 and 52 are delayed this morning by congestion. We’re keeping tabs on the morning rush hour, letting you know about any issues or delays that could slow your commute.
295 SB reopens after dump truck accident
D.C. police say the southbound lanes have reopened, but be alert for delays due to rubbernecking.
Wanted: Pictures of odd, unusual or confusing signs
We’re looking for pictures of odd, unusual or confusing signs. Weird wording? Conflicting information? Typos? We want to see them.
- Chat with Dr. Gridlock on Monday at noon
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- Capital Beltway returning to normal Maryland
- GW Parkway reopens after accident injures 1
- Snow and rain to complicate Wednesday commute
- Accident on I-295 North blocking lane before Suitland Parkway
- Red top parking meter enforcement begins in March
- Public forum on Circulator postponed to end of the month
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Q&A Transcript
Del Wilber answered questions on how text messages might bring down the largest sting operation targeting foreign bribery.
