DMVMoves Task Force

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Monday, September 23, 2024

12:00 PM - 2:00 PM

WMATA New Carrollton Office Building
1st Floor Conference Rooms
4100 Garden City Drive
Hyattsville, MD 20785

September meeting of the DMVMoves Task Force, a joint initiative between COG and WMATA to create a unified vision and sustainable funding model for the region’s network of more than a dozen different transit systems.

Getting to the meeting:

We encourage you to take transit to the New Carrollton Station, which is served by Metro, Amtrak, and The Bus. Upon exiting the station, walk straight and use the crosswalk to go through the parking lot. The building entrance will be directly ahead.
If you choose to drive, guest parking is available in the building’s parking garage for a flat fee of $8.95, payable by credit card only. After exiting the garage, turn right and walk to the crosswalk. Turn left at the crosswalk and continue walking along the side of the building until you reach the entrance on your left.

For meeting materials and a livestream of the meeting, visit dmvmoves.org.