“Dear PoPville,
I biked to Union Market this evening and was dismayed to find the predictions had come true: while the sidewalks were devoid of scooters (great!), the bike racks were full of them.
My friend and I had a hard time making space for our bikes. Any update on when the scooter companies going to install extra racks?”
Parker writes: “DC’s new regulation requiring scooters to be locked to a pole or bike rack has only compounded problems with scooters in the city – both functionally and visually.”
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Lights-Out Hour DC
Lights-Out Hour DC is a voluntary event in which individual residents, building managers, and custodians of public monuments dim or extinguish non-essential indoor and outdoor lights for one hour beginning at 8:30pm on March 25, 2023.
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