Circulator
- James Graham (Deactivated)
- kathleen.crabb
Mission
The DC Circulator bus service will begin a phased-in shutdown on October 1, 2024 and end completely on December 31, 2024.
DDOT shall operate the DC Circulator (Circulator), a local, fixed-route passenger bus service that operates primarily within the District of Columbia, with limited service to Arlington, Virginia. The purpose of the Circulator is to relieve transportation congestion and improve the mobility of residents, workers, and tourists. DDOT shall consider implementing additional routes in the other areas of the city to connect residents and visitors to commercial centers and tourist attractions and to augment existing transit routes operated by the Washington Area Metropolitan Transit Authority (WMATA). DDOT is responsible for the planning, development, financing, operation, control, and regulation of the DC Circulator. (D.C. Code Sec. 50-921.32).
Procedures & Services
See Related
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Motorcoaches (Compendium)
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goDCgo (Compendium)
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Circulator (Compendium)
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Bus Shelters (Compendium)
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Bus Routes and Stops (Compendium)
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Bus Lanes (Compendium)
Additional Information
Legal References
- D.C. Code Title 50, Chapter 9A, Subchapter II: DC Circulator Bus Service
- DDOT DC Circulator Amendment Act of 2006
- DC Circulator Bus Jurisdiction Expansion Amendment Act of 2010
- DCMR 18-15: DC Circulator
- DCMR 10-A407.25: Circulator Buses
Design Standards & Specifications
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Transportation Plans & Studies
- DC Circulator Transit Development Plan
- DC Circulator Transit Development Plan - Appendices
- District of Columbia Downtown Circulator Implementation Plan 2003
Other Resources
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