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Mission

The

DDOT Curbside Management Study has involved several research and analytical endeavors, including:
  • An assessment of existing policies and operational practices in the District; and

  • Existing Policy Assessment

  • Geo-analytical data and maps

  • An in-depth inventory of policy approaches to curbside management regionally and North America

    space on the street by the curb is used for loading and unloading passengers and goods, e-scooter and bicycle parking, vending, vehicle parking, and sometimes for parklets and outdoor dining.

    The emergence of mobile technology-based private for-hire vehicle companies, the increase in retail and food deliveries during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the rapid expansion of online shopping and resulting deliveries have increased the demand for this curbside space. Managing the use of curb space provides: 

    • Safer streets and fewer conflicts from double parking, deliveries, pick-ups and drop-offs, etc.

    • More efficient and context-appropriate curb use 

    • Fairer parking pricing that is responsive to demand

    In 2017, DDOT formed a new Parking and Ground Transportation Division (PGTD). PGTD has created a curbside management process and hierarchy that establishes priorities for uses of the curb based on the type of neighborhood and adjacent land uses.


    Procedures & Services

    Documents


    Curbside Management Study and Appendices 

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    Maps


    Curbside On-street versus Off-street Parking Costs

    Innovative Parking Practices on Residential Streets


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    Public Parking Meters and Existing Land Use

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    Average Vehicles Per Household by Census Tract

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    Registered Vehicles per Residential Parking Permit (RPP) Spaces

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    Residential Parking Permit (RPP) Registered per Curbside Parking Spaces 

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    Residential Parking Permit (RPP) Blocks within 300 feet of Commercial areas 

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    Residential Parking Permit (RPP) Blocks within a half-mile of Metro stations 

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    Parking Violations (Downtown & District)

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    Curbside Rush-hour Restrictions (Downtown & District) 

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    Pick-Up/Drop-Off (PUDO) Zones were established in 2017 under the Connecticut Avenue Nightlife Restriction pilot program in conjunction with the Golden Triangle Business Improvement District, aimed at mitigating illegal and unsafe passenger loading and ridehailing in high activity nightlife locations. Underpriced and unrestricted street parking in these areas led to limited parking turnover in the nighttime hours, leaving little to no curbside space for safe passenger loading. Since then, the program has evolved into its current form and pilot program (launched in 2018) with the following objectives: 

    • Facilitate safe and efficient movement of people and goods to and from the curbside with special care to protect pedestrians and other vulnerable users;

    • Reduce curbside turnover time, decrease queue lengths, and increase trip completion; and 

    • Make space for all modes to interact with the curbside while improving throughput.


    Performance Parking 

    DDOT is authorized to create Performance Parking zones to manage curbside parking and reduce congestion, which are are designed to achieve the following goals:


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