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DC, MD, & VA Context
Washington Post-Schar School poll April 25-May 2, 2019
Updated Jul 12, 2019 at 8:06 AM EST
- Washington-area residents warming up to Metro again, but that doesn’t mean more are riding
- 61 percent of D.C.-area residents favor plan to add toll lanes to Beltway, I-270
- Washington-area residents widely oppose paying a toll to drive into downtown D.C.
- The car is still king in the Washington region, Post-Schar School poll finds
- Nearly 1 in 6 D.C. residents ride e-scooters, according to Post-Schar School poll
- More Washingtonians say drivers are bad than say the same of cyclists, walkers, scooter riders, poll finds
- D.C. area thinks Amazon headquarters will have good impact overall, despite concerns
- Washingtonians can be split into four categories based on their travel habits
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