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This planning study will determine the configuration, stations and termini of the New Hampshire Avenue BRT corridor
Transit Project
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The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) is advancing BRT for the New Hampshire Avenue corridor consistent with the 2013 Countywide Transit Corridors Functional Master Plan. BRT will provide high quality transit service that improves the speed and reliability of bus service in the corridor.
The New Hampshire Avenue BRT Study will engage the public and:
More than 20 buses per hour serve some portions of the corridor and provide connection to Fort Totten, Silver Spring, and Takoma Park
Bus speeds are often below 10 mph
Sidewalks do not exist or are not adequate to access transit.
The project is currently in the planning phase where the major elements of the project will be defined.
Help us plan fast, reliable bus service on New Hampshire Avenue.
Please join us to learn more and provide input. The goal is to develop fast, frequent, high-capacity bus service on New Hampshire Avenue. You are welcome to arrive anytime during the Open House hours.
In-person meeting Langley Park Community Center
1500 Merrimac Dr, Hyattsville, MD 20783
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Online meeting Please register to receive link
https://tinyurl.com/NHBRTzoom
In-person meeting Hillandale CHI Centers, Inc.
10501 New Hampshire Ave, Silver Spring, MD 20903
If you live, work, or travel in this area, please use this interactive map tool to tell us about your experience with the existing transportation system. Help us to identify what is working well and what can be improved along this corridor. Open Comment Map
Corridor Advisory Committees follow Master Plan guidance as approved by the Montgomery County Council: “A vital facet of facility planning is to receive input and feedback from affected property owners, civic and business groups, and transit riders and road users, including public forums and workshops, electronic newsletters, and other forms of outreach… Accordingly, a citizens' advisory group comprised of residents, business owners and other relevant stakeholders must be created for each corridor which enters into facility planning to make recommendations to the County on the design, construction and proposed station locations for the transit corridor [emphasis added]
CAC Meeting #2 (Thursday, June 2, 2022)
CAC Meeting #1 (Wednesday, April 5, 2022)
Kevin Belanger Resident
Sophie Boreshe Resident
Marie Michelle Bunch Resident
Hector Chang Resident
Raka Choudhury Resident
Brian Downie Saul Centers
Eileen Finnegan Resident
Gail Fisher Resident
Richard Garifo Resident
Gretchen Goldman Resident
Craig Grunewald Resident
Kayleigh Gunnoud Takoma Langley Crossroads Development Authority
June Henderson Friends of White Oak
Miguel Hernandez Resident
Louis Krupnick, A.I.A., LEED Resident
Maura Moser Resident
Peter Myo Khin Tamarack Triangle Civic Association
Daphne Pallozzi CHI Centers, Inc.
Robert Peters Colesville Civic Association
Shane Pollin Hillandale Gateway, LLC
Elise Rahimi Resident
James Shippey Resident
Peter Tantisunthorn Resident
Clay Teunis Resident
Jason Weaver Resident
Dan Wilhelm Greater Colesville Citizens Association
Elizabeth Williams Resident
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The project is funded for the planning phase. Future design and construction phases are currently unfunded.