District Department of Transportation (DDOTDC)
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We are continuing the Snowcrete cleanup as our crews focus on clearing intersections, bike lanes, and streets throughout DC. Please travel safely and be cautious of icy spots. Thank you for your patience as we work to remove snow from neighborhoods.
January 30, 2026 at 9:22 PM
We are continuing the Snowcrete cleanup as our crews focus on clearing intersections, bike lanes, and streets throughout DC. Please travel safely and be cautious of icy spots. Thank you for your patience as we work to remove snow from neighborhoods.
With the sun shining today, it can help with snow and “snowcrete” on sidewalks. If you’re able, please help your neighbors by clearing sidewalks and pathways to keep everyone moving safely. Stay warm and use caution while you’re out.
January 30, 2026 at 7:00 PM
With the sun shining today, it can help with snow and “snowcrete” on sidewalks. If you’re able, please help your neighbors by clearing sidewalks and pathways to keep everyone moving safely. Stay warm and use caution while you’re out.
The DC Streetcar service will be suspended tomorrow, 1/30/26, to allow the DC Snow Team to clear snow and ice from the DC Streetcar tracks.
For more information, please visit dcstreetcar.com
For more information, please visit dcstreetcar.com
January 29, 2026 at 11:30 PM
The DC Streetcar service will be suspended tomorrow, 1/30/26, to allow the DC Snow Team to clear snow and ice from the DC Streetcar tracks.
For more information, please visit dcstreetcar.com
For more information, please visit dcstreetcar.com
Snowcrete can become a ice mixture, making removal tough. As crews tackle "snowcrete" in crosswalks, bike lanes, and roads, let's unite as schools and businesses reopen. Sign up to volunteer and help your neighborhood!
🔗 snowteam.dc.gov
🔗 snowteam.dc.gov
January 29, 2026 at 9:45 PM
Snowcrete can become a ice mixture, making removal tough. As crews tackle "snowcrete" in crosswalks, bike lanes, and roads, let's unite as schools and businesses reopen. Sign up to volunteer and help your neighborhood!
🔗 snowteam.dc.gov
🔗 snowteam.dc.gov
We’ve been busy overnight! You might notice our crews actively hauling piles of “snowcrete” from intersections and curbs to RFK. This effort is part of our commitment to improving travel conditions throughout the District. Thank you for your continued patience as we work through the cleanup.
January 29, 2026 at 7:45 PM
We’ve been busy overnight! You might notice our crews actively hauling piles of “snowcrete” from intersections and curbs to RFK. This effort is part of our commitment to improving travel conditions throughout the District. Thank you for your continued patience as we work through the cleanup.
Snow and ice may narrow travel lanes, creating temporary one-lane streets during the morning commute. Yield to vehicles already passing through and wait for a clear lane before proceeding. Use caution, stay alert, and give crews space while traveling.
January 29, 2026 at 5:32 PM
Snow and ice may narrow travel lanes, creating temporary one-lane streets during the morning commute. Yield to vehicles already passing through and wait for a clear lane before proceeding. Use caution, stay alert, and give crews space while traveling.
The DC Streetcar service will be suspended tomorrow, 1/29/26, to allow the DC Snow Team to clear snow and ice from the DC Streetcar tracks.
For more information, please visit dcstreetcar.com
For more information, please visit dcstreetcar.com
January 29, 2026 at 12:35 AM
The DC Streetcar service will be suspended tomorrow, 1/29/26, to allow the DC Snow Team to clear snow and ice from the DC Streetcar tracks.
For more information, please visit dcstreetcar.com
For more information, please visit dcstreetcar.com
Navigating snowcrete and icy streets demands caution. Allow extra time to get where you’re going, stay aware of your surroundings, and watch for pedestrians and crews working to keep streets clear.
January 28, 2026 at 8:53 PM
Navigating snowcrete and icy streets demands caution. Allow extra time to get where you’re going, stay aware of your surroundings, and watch for pedestrians and crews working to keep streets clear.
More than half of priority bus stops are cleared in Washington, DC.
Our crews are continuing to clear snow, ice, and snowcrete in coordination with WMATA.
Plan ahead for your commute, use caution, and check WMATA service updates.
Our crews are continuing to clear snow, ice, and snowcrete in coordination with WMATA.
Plan ahead for your commute, use caution, and check WMATA service updates.
January 28, 2026 at 7:40 PM
More than half of priority bus stops are cleared in Washington, DC.
Our crews are continuing to clear snow, ice, and snowcrete in coordination with WMATA.
Plan ahead for your commute, use caution, and check WMATA service updates.
Our crews are continuing to clear snow, ice, and snowcrete in coordination with WMATA.
Plan ahead for your commute, use caution, and check WMATA service updates.
Heads up, DC: Melting snow can refreeze into “snowcrete.”
These hardened icy blocks can be slippery underfoot—use caution as our DC Snow Teams continue working to clear the snowcrete.
These hardened icy blocks can be slippery underfoot—use caution as our DC Snow Teams continue working to clear the snowcrete.
January 28, 2026 at 5:11 PM
Heads up, DC: Melting snow can refreeze into “snowcrete.”
These hardened icy blocks can be slippery underfoot—use caution as our DC Snow Teams continue working to clear the snowcrete.
These hardened icy blocks can be slippery underfoot—use caution as our DC Snow Teams continue working to clear the snowcrete.
With sunshine today, the DC Snow Team continues snow operations across #DC, including hauling snow from areas where it can’t safely melt. This work helps keep streets passable, supports drainage, and reduces refreezing as colder temperatures return. Thanks for your patience.
January 27, 2026 at 8:45 PM
With sunshine today, the DC Snow Team continues snow operations across #DC, including hauling snow from areas where it can’t safely melt. This work helps keep streets passable, supports drainage, and reduces refreezing as colder temperatures return. Thanks for your patience.
Today's sunshine is a great opportunity to clear snow and ice.
🚘Cars: Clear off roof, windows, lights, & mirrors before driving.
🚶🏾♀️Sidewalks: Residents are responsible for clearing walkways in front of their homes & businesses.
Let's work together to travel safe, DC!
🚘Cars: Clear off roof, windows, lights, & mirrors before driving.
🚶🏾♀️Sidewalks: Residents are responsible for clearing walkways in front of their homes & businesses.
Let's work together to travel safe, DC!
January 27, 2026 at 7:46 PM
Today's sunshine is a great opportunity to clear snow and ice.
🚘Cars: Clear off roof, windows, lights, & mirrors before driving.
🚶🏾♀️Sidewalks: Residents are responsible for clearing walkways in front of their homes & businesses.
Let's work together to travel safe, DC!
🚘Cars: Clear off roof, windows, lights, & mirrors before driving.
🚶🏾♀️Sidewalks: Residents are responsible for clearing walkways in front of their homes & businesses.
Let's work together to travel safe, DC!
Clear your car before you drive. Ice falling off the roofs of cars can be dangerous for other vehicles, and snow left on vehicles reduces visibility for others. Clear your roof, windows, lights, and mirrors.
Slow down and allow extra time as snow operations continue.
Slow down and allow extra time as snow operations continue.
January 27, 2026 at 2:26 PM
Clear your car before you drive. Ice falling off the roofs of cars can be dangerous for other vehicles, and snow left on vehicles reduces visibility for others. Clear your roof, windows, lights, and mirrors.
Slow down and allow extra time as snow operations continue.
Slow down and allow extra time as snow operations continue.
If you must drive, use caution! Icy conditions and refreezing are concerns. Here are some tips:
- Slow down and increase following distance
- Watch for black ice, especially at night/morning
- Never drive under the influence
- Be aware of exhaust fumes if stopped
Stay safe
- Slow down and increase following distance
- Watch for black ice, especially at night/morning
- Never drive under the influence
- Be aware of exhaust fumes if stopped
Stay safe
January 27, 2026 at 3:40 AM
If you must drive, use caution! Icy conditions and refreezing are concerns. Here are some tips:
- Slow down and increase following distance
- Watch for black ice, especially at night/morning
- Never drive under the influence
- Be aware of exhaust fumes if stopped
Stay safe
- Slow down and increase following distance
- Watch for black ice, especially at night/morning
- Never drive under the influence
- Be aware of exhaust fumes if stopped
Stay safe
Snow operations continue across DC tonight as crews treat and clear streets. If driving is necessary, keep a safe distance from plows and trucks. Use caution as temperatures fall and watch for icy conditions.
January 27, 2026 at 1:35 AM
Snow operations continue across DC tonight as crews treat and clear streets. If driving is necessary, keep a safe distance from plows and trucks. Use caution as temperatures fall and watch for icy conditions.
Our snow cleanup continues across DC as crews work to clear streets, bike lanes, and trails.
Only travel if necessary, and if you must go out, give crews space, look out for pedestrians, and use caution.
Only travel if necessary, and if you must go out, give crews space, look out for pedestrians, and use caution.
January 26, 2026 at 9:30 PM
Our snow cleanup continues across DC as crews work to clear streets, bike lanes, and trails.
Only travel if necessary, and if you must go out, give crews space, look out for pedestrians, and use caution.
Only travel if necessary, and if you must go out, give crews space, look out for pedestrians, and use caution.
Before driving, take time to fully clear snow and ice from your car's roof, hood, windows, mirrors, lights, and plates. Flying snow reduces visibility and puts others at risk. Avoid non-essential travel and give crews space to work.
January 26, 2026 at 8:54 PM
Before driving, take time to fully clear snow and ice from your car's roof, hood, windows, mirrors, lights, and plates. Flying snow reduces visibility and puts others at risk. Avoid non-essential travel and give crews space to work.
#DDOTDC crews are working to clear snow and ice from bus stop shelters across DC as cleanup continues.
If you must travel, plan ahead, allow extra time, and use caution when entering and exiting stops. Stay informed with the latest service updates before heading out.
If you must travel, plan ahead, allow extra time, and use caution when entering and exiting stops. Stay informed with the latest service updates before heading out.
January 26, 2026 at 8:52 PM
#DDOTDC crews are working to clear snow and ice from bus stop shelters across DC as cleanup continues.
If you must travel, plan ahead, allow extra time, and use caution when entering and exiting stops. Stay informed with the latest service updates before heading out.
If you must travel, plan ahead, allow extra time, and use caution when entering and exiting stops. Stay informed with the latest service updates before heading out.
Our Snow Teams are out clearing streets, bike lanes, and trails to keep DC moving safely. Stay home if you can, give crews space to work, and use extra caution if travel is necessary while cleanup continues across the District.
January 26, 2026 at 8:26 PM
Our Snow Teams are out clearing streets, bike lanes, and trails to keep DC moving safely. Stay home if you can, give crews space to work, and use extra caution if travel is necessary while cleanup continues across the District.
DC, stay off the roads tonight if you can. Icy roads and low visibility make travel risky. Crews are out clearing streets—give them space. Stay home, stay safe, and let the District Snow Team get the streets clear.
January 26, 2026 at 2:00 AM
DC, stay off the roads tonight if you can. Icy roads and low visibility make travel risky. Crews are out clearing streets—give them space. Stay home, stay safe, and let the District Snow Team get the streets clear.
DC, please stay out of the street. As it gets darker, icy roads and low visibility make travel more dangerous. Let's stay safe and rely on sidewalks!
January 26, 2026 at 12:00 AM
DC, please stay out of the street. As it gets darker, icy roads and low visibility make travel more dangerous. Let's stay safe and rely on sidewalks!
Here’s a look at DC Snow Team crews out clearing streets as the winter weather continues.
Please stay home if you can, give plows space, and allow crews to keep routes as safe as possible.
Please stay home if you can, give plows space, and allow crews to keep routes as safe as possible.
January 25, 2026 at 10:34 PM
Here’s a look at DC Snow Team crews out clearing streets as the winter weather continues.
Please stay home if you can, give plows space, and allow crews to keep routes as safe as possible.
Please stay home if you can, give plows space, and allow crews to keep routes as safe as possible.
The DC Snow Team is moving along with snow and slush removal on streets, bike lanes, and trails as sleet and rain continue. Stay off the roads if travel isn’t necessary, give plows space, and watch for residual slushy spots.
January 25, 2026 at 10:19 PM
The DC Snow Team is moving along with snow and slush removal on streets, bike lanes, and trails as sleet and rain continue. Stay off the roads if travel isn’t necessary, give plows space, and watch for residual slushy spots.
Sleet and freezing rain are making travel dangerous.
Stay off the roads, stay safe, and give plows room to operate!
Stay off the roads, stay safe, and give plows room to operate!
January 25, 2026 at 6:57 PM
Sleet and freezing rain are making travel dangerous.
Stay off the roads, stay safe, and give plows room to operate!
Stay off the roads, stay safe, and give plows room to operate!
DC residents: As snow changes to sleet, conditions can become heavier and more hazardous. If it’s safe during a break in precipitation, clearing sidewalks early can help before refreezing. Place snow in no parking areas—not walkways or bike lanes.
January 25, 2026 at 6:00 PM
DC residents: As snow changes to sleet, conditions can become heavier and more hazardous. If it’s safe during a break in precipitation, clearing sidewalks early can help before refreezing. Place snow in no parking areas—not walkways or bike lanes.