Have you ever found yourself needing to peruse the District's Comprehensive Plan, the Fairfax County Transit Development Plan, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's long-range strategic plan, and a Purple Line map, but without the time to navigate multiple websites? Well now you're in luck.
The Transportation Planning Board at the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, which serves as a forum for regional government and transportation agencies to plan new roadways and transit priorities, has just created a website that serves as a one-stop shop for projects, processes, and documents related to D.C.-area transportation. The "information hub" is broken down into three categories—"planning process," "high-profile projects," and "documents and resources"—each of which has subsections for D.C., Maryland, Virginia, and WMATA.
It won't tell you when your bus is coming, but for transit geeks in need of a comprehensive look at what's coming down the pike, it's a useful resource. Check it out here.
Map of the region from the "information hub" website
