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URTZ: Stopping Traffic in Amman

URTZ: Stopping Traffic in Amman

By Hannah Urtz September 27, 2018

On a typical morning in Amman, Jordan, the 4.5-mile commute from my apartment in the western part of the city to my school can take anywhere from 30 to 45 minutes, often involving several cancelled Ubers,...

Friday Fixat10ns: Traffic Jamz

Friday Fixat10ns: Traffic Jamz

By KP and KP January 10, 2014

Yesterday, 4E told you that Chris Christie was in a bit of hot water concerning some traffic jams. So, like any good journalists would, we made a playlist about it for your enjoyment. [8tracks width="300"...

Poli Sci for the Average Guy: Christies Jam Recipe

Poli Sci for the Average Guy: Christie’s Jam Recipe

By Harper Weissburg and Harper Weissburg January 9, 2014

Chris Christie, the (usually) reputable, Republican Governor of New Jersey (and likely 2016 presidential candidate) has found himself in a bit of a jam. What did he do? We're actually not entirely sure....

DPS to Enforce Traffic Laws

By Mallika Sen September 10, 2013

Campus visitors and Jesuits on golf carts will need to pay close attention to a new initiative by the Department of Public Safety meant to address high incidences of on-campus traffic violations. The...

Neighbors Disagree on Wisconsin Avenue Project

By Ted Murphy March 14, 2013

The Wisconsin Avenue Streetscape Project was hotly debated at the March monthly meeting of Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E last Monday. The District of Columbia Department of Transportation...

Emergency Repairs to Restrict Campus Traffic

By Mariah Byrne January 12, 2012

Emergency repairs on the water and natural gas lines between the Leavey Center and the Lombardi Cancer Center will continue throughout the week and restrict vehicle traffic in the area until they are...

District’s Traffic Worst Nationwide

By Jacqueline Wangel January 28, 2011

Living in Washington, D.C., has its perks — but its world-renowned museums and close access to famous government officials comes at the price of the worst traffic in the country. The District shares...

District Provides Bicycle Rentals

By Nathalie Lawyer August 31, 2010

Georgetown students will have a new way to leave the Hilltop and explore D.C. this fall, thanks to a regional bike-sharing program introduced by the District Department of Transportation and Arlington...

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