photo by Jeff Vincent
“Dear PoPville,
On the night of April 9th, I was involved in a cycling accident near 6th & G St NE while on my way home from Union Station and suffered a traumatic brain injury. I don’t have any recollection of the accident, but I know that I was alone and badly in need of help. (more…)
14th and S Street, NW
Thanks to Noa for sending “Aslin added bike racks out front! Maybe one step closer to opening?!?!”
Lots of progress has been made (more…)
5th and Massachusetts Ave, NW photo by DC Foodie Girl
“Dear PoPville,
Bike Parade on Mass Ave?? I live in Chinatown at the corner of Mass and 5th Ave NW and Wednesday night hundreds (thousands??) of people bikes paraded down Mass with music playing and lights and all kinds of excitement. Any idea what that was about?”
From DC Bike Party: (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
As more and more of us are going back into the office full time it seems like Capital Bike Share (which I love!) hasn’t kept up with the city’s rush hour demand. In the past few weeks it’s become increasingly difficult to find an empty dock downtown in the morning or find a bike in Shaw in the mornings. (more…)
via google maps
“Dear PoPville,
Last night (April 24th), there was a hit and run of a cyclist at the intersection of 11th St NW and Fairmont St NW at approximately 10:12 PM. The cyclist was badly injured, and evacuated to the hospital. (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
I have a question for the community. I’m looking for a good place to buy a used bike. I’m not a bike expert,, I just need a solid bike to get around town. Preferably at a decent price, good condition, and not the product of theft. Thanks!”
via google maps
“Dear PoPville,
This is a warning for bikers riding near New Hampshire Avenue, 16th & U Streets NW. My husband wiped out on his bike yesterday due to the construction (they have excavated the road and it suddenly drops 6 inches). (more…)
Thanks to Ketti for sharing. Unfortunately the link in the poster is not currently active but I did come across this interesting historical tidbit that I never knew:
“Hains Point is named for the US Army Corps of Engineers’ Peter Conover Hains, the engineer who designed the Tidal Basin. Here, the Potomac River, Washington Channel, and Anacostia River all converge.”
Will post again on April 19th when more info on the designs are released.
photo by Bekah Richards
“Dear PoPville,
Last Friday around 6:30pm at the intersection of Irving and 11th street I was biking in a grey sweater and shorts with a backpack that had a yoga mat sticking out of the top, and I caught up to a guy who was biking in front of me in brown pants and a white shirt at the red light. (more…)
Thanks to Walter for sending: “looks like NPS put out some signs to warn about Turkeys on the ART.”
Ed. Note: In November 2021 a reader recounted another incident on the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail near the aquatic gardens. More recently in February a reader recounted an unprovoked attack “had to get a tetanus shot and antibiotics”. In response to that post I received multiple messages about similar incidents.