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From the Forum – Rush Hour Lanes

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Rush Hour Lanes

“PoPville: Why does DC have rush hour lanes in the morning and evening? I live on one of these streets in Columbia Heights and it seems to cause more traffic issues than anything else. (Columbia, Harvard, Irving and Park streets between Georgia Ave and 16th Street NW) My street doesn’t even have lane markers so most people don’t know they are supposed to use two lanes anyway, yet residents lose 50% of their parking twice a day with hefty tickets if we forget. Then add in street sweeping regulations… Why do we have these lanes, when were they put in and how do we get rid of them?”

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