I use these buses everyday to go to work or downtown.
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Karl Rios
6 years ago
This will gut Glover Park
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Joni Ealley
6 years ago
That makes no sense it's a great easy route that helps out many riders . If they shut down the 30 bus I will never use metro again!!
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Thomas
6 years ago
Please keep these lines as commuting from Glover Park to Downtown is already difficult enough
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RHONDA MENDOZA
6 years ago
Please keep our buses thriving! I'm a disabled woman and need to shuttle between Palisades to Georgetown Safeway. Palisades closed their Safeway recently. If you shut down the bus route, I cannot do my grocery shopping and errands. Not everyone uses cars or bikes. I'm the Little Person in Washington DC. 4 feet 2 inches. My freedom means everything. Keep the buses going! Our community deserves better working professionals to fundraise and brainstorm. Do better, D.C. Family!!!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
The D2 bus in the morning is often so full that it doesn't stop to pick up passengers between the Dupont Metro and Duke Ellington School - that is all of Georgetown! Eliminating this route and/or combining it with the G2 will limit transit options in a neighborhood already poorly served by MetroBus.
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Tomas Gergely
6 years ago
Use the 30 S and 30N lines for transportation
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Miranda
6 years ago
I relay on public transportation
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Marta
6 years ago
I relay on public transportation
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Mabel
6 years ago
I relay on DC public transportation for all transport
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I use the 30 buses nearly every day.
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Wanda Avila
6 years ago
Removal of the 30 buses along Wisconsin Avenue would be a great inconvenience. I certainly hope Metro will not eliminate them.
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Rafael Hernandez
6 years ago
If DC's public administration is genuinely willing to make the city greener it should expand bus coverage, specially in rush hours. Reducing bus coverage is only going to increase emissions by forcing the public to use less environmentally friendly options.
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Claire Bettag
6 years ago
Keep the current bus service, please!!
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Stacy Johnson
6 years ago
Glover Park needs the D1 & D2 buses, as well as the 30N & 30S on Wisconsin. Our neighborhood is growing in population density with all the new development, and we need more public transportation options, not less. I depend on the D1 to get to and from work every day - without its convenience, I would drive instead. The Wisconsin line buses are packed with standing-room only during rush hour, which is not only uncomfortable but also unsafe. I would be billing to pay a fare increase to commute in order to save the D1 & D2 lines. Thanks for the consideration!
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brandi bohannon
6 years ago
i take this bus almost everyday. and think of all the school kids!
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Joni Kuckuck
6 years ago
Well used routes - please keep them running !
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Karen Fox
6 years ago
The 30S 30 N route is packed, and well used. I ride it to work every day and I do not want to replace it by taking a car. Much of Wisconsin Ave does not have metro stations, and this is an important alternative. Please do not remove this route!
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Kornelia Stuphan
6 years ago
We cannot go backwards and eliminate public transport - every other city in the world is adding limes !!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
The premise for eliminating required parking in new construction along Wisconsin Ave was the prevalence of bus service. To eliminate buses is contrary to the fewer cars goal of the city. It is a short sided approach and will require people to have cars. A very bad idea.
I use these buses everyday to go to work or downtown.
This will gut Glover Park
That makes no sense it's a great easy route that helps out many riders . If they shut down the 30 bus I will never use metro again!!
Please keep these lines as commuting from Glover Park to Downtown is already difficult enough
Please keep our buses thriving! I'm a disabled woman and need to shuttle between Palisades to Georgetown Safeway. Palisades closed their Safeway recently. If you shut down the bus route, I cannot do my grocery shopping and errands. Not everyone uses cars or bikes. I'm the Little Person in Washington DC. 4 feet 2 inches. My freedom means everything. Keep the buses going! Our community deserves better working professionals to fundraise and brainstorm. Do better, D.C. Family!!!
The D2 bus in the morning is often so full that it doesn't stop to pick up passengers between the Dupont Metro and Duke Ellington School - that is all of Georgetown! Eliminating this route and/or combining it with the G2 will limit transit options in a neighborhood already poorly served by MetroBus.
Use the 30 S and 30N lines for transportation
I relay on public transportation
I relay on public transportation
I relay on DC public transportation for all transport
I use the 30 buses nearly every day.
Removal of the 30 buses along Wisconsin Avenue would be a great inconvenience. I certainly hope Metro will not eliminate them.
If DC's public administration is genuinely willing to make the city greener it should expand bus coverage, specially in rush hours. Reducing bus coverage is only going to increase emissions by forcing the public to use less environmentally friendly options.
Keep the current bus service, please!!
Glover Park needs the D1 & D2 buses, as well as the 30N & 30S on Wisconsin. Our neighborhood is growing in population density with all the new development, and we need more public transportation options, not less. I depend on the D1 to get to and from work every day - without its convenience, I would drive instead. The Wisconsin line buses are packed with standing-room only during rush hour, which is not only uncomfortable but also unsafe. I would be billing to pay a fare increase to commute in order to save the D1 & D2 lines. Thanks for the consideration!
i take this bus almost everyday. and think of all the school kids!
Well used routes - please keep them running !
The 30S 30 N route is packed, and well used. I ride it to work every day and I do not want to replace it by taking a car. Much of Wisconsin Ave does not have metro stations, and this is an important alternative. Please do not remove this route!
We cannot go backwards and eliminate public transport - every other city in the world is adding limes !!
The premise for eliminating required parking in new construction along Wisconsin Ave was the prevalence of bus service. To eliminate buses is contrary to the fewer cars goal of the city. It is a short sided approach and will require people to have cars. A very bad idea.