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Connect with DDOT

There are more ways than ever to connect with DDOT including Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, YouTube and by email. Stay up-to-date with DDOT news and join the conversation! Our social networking tools put DDOT at your finger tips!

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DDOT on Flickr!

Click on any of the photos below to visit DDOT’s Flickr. Our page is updated weekly with new photos of DDOT in action. If you’re on Flickr, you can post photos to our DDOT group by tagging your photos with “DDOT”!

 

goDCgo

goDCgo, our sustainable travel program that promotes the greater use of trains, buses, bikes and other environmentally-friendly modes, has information you need to make getting around the District easier than ever. Stay up to date by following goDCgo on Twitter, liking them on Facebook and visiting their blog.

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Twitter: Twitter.com/goDCgo
Facebook: Facebook.com/goDCgo
Blog: goDCgo.com/blog

Sign Up for Email News

Sign Up for Email News!DDOT sends out news and traffic advisories daily to keep residents informed about construction projects and other important developments. You can sign up to receive this information via email by selecting the link below.

 

Online Chats

DDOT regularly engages in online chats with District residents to answer questions and get feedback from the community. Online chats are scheduled throughout the year and are advertised via email and on the DDOT homepage.

Select the link below to read the transcript of an archived chat.

 

The Official Blog of DDOT

Check out d.ish, the official blog of DDOT. Our blog allows us to communicate directly with you, provide you insight into our decision making process, and update you on the progress of our projects and share details about the cool new stuff we’re working on.

DDOT on Twitter

Twitter offers our DDOT followers a social network and microblogging service, enabling users to send and read messages called tweets, which are text-based posts of up to 140 characters displayed on the user's profile page.


Note: This is an external feed that may load slowly when Twitter traffic is high.

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