MCDOT's Go Montgomery! Transportation Newsletter - July 21, 2022

Montgomery County Ride On Bus to Resume Collecting Fares on Monday, August 1, with New Rate Set at $1 After 28 months of temporarily suspending fare collection due to the COVID-19 health crisis, MCDOT’s Ride On bus system will resume fare collection on all services, including Ride On, Ride On extRa, Flex, and Flash. Fares will continue to be free throughout July. The new fare will be set at $1. The one-way pre-pandemic fare was $2 per ride. Monthly passes, which were $45 per rider prior to the health crisis, will be $22.50 starting Aug. 1. The new fares were supported by County Executive Marc Elrich and approved by the County Council in May.   County bus fares will be free for seniors (age 65 and older), persons with disabilities and youth under 19 (older if still in high school). Specialized SmartTrip cards are needed and can be obtained through the MCDOT Mobile Commuter Store, Silver Spring TRiPS Commuter Store, any County library or the Montgomery County Division of Treasury in Rockville. Students can also obtain their specialized ‘Youth Cruiser’ card through their school. For riders transferring from a Metro train or bus, the Ride On Fare will be free. Ride On passengers transferring to a Metro bus will have to pay the $1 difference in fare. The new rates were recommended in a “Fare Equity Study” conducted by MCDOT and released in October. The study recommended the balance of benefits and costs, with benefits primarily accruing to the populations the County is hoping to support.  To decrease boarding time and reduce long lines, riders are encouraged to use SmarTrip cards or the SmarTrip mobile app (available for Apple and Android). Riders without pre-paid fares are asked to have the exact fare readily accessible. Montgomery County to Develop Affordable Housing, Add Parks and Operate Parking Garage in Downtown Bethesda Last Thursday, July 14, County Executive Marc Elrich announced an innovative new development project that would transform two Bethesda Parking Lot Districts (PLD), Lots 25 and 44, to almost 300 affordable and deeply affordable housing units. The project is a joint venture with private partners and will also include a greenway between Highland and West Virginia Avenues as envisioned in the Bethesda Downtown Sector Plan. The County Executive was joined at the announcement by Montgomery County Councilmember Andrew Friedson, whose district includes this area. The development will also replace the surface parking spaces with approximately 145 public parking spaces in a turnkey, underground public parking garage owned by MCDOT. The County Executive, MCDOT and the Department of Housing and Community Affairs (DHCA) collaboratively worked on the joint venture to incorporate deeply affordable Moderately Priced Dwelling Units (MPDUs) in the multi-family buildings proposed for Lots 25 and 44. Learn more here. View photos here or watch the press conference here. New Ride On Bus Route 27 Service to Adventist Healthcare White Oak Medical Center Began on Sunday, July 17 The new route operates between Hillandale Transit Center and the Tech Road Park and Ride lot with stops along Powder Mill Road, Cherry Hill Road, Plum Orchard Drive, Broadbirch Drive, and Tech Road. The route has connections with Metrobus, Ride On, and Flash bus routes, as well as other transportation services within the network. View the bus route 27 map here. ‘Paint the Town’ Competition Adds New Mural to MCDOT’s Bethesda Public Parking Garage at Woodmont Avenue The “Paint the Town” initiative promotes public art by commissioning local artists to paint murals in Downtown Bethesda. Montgomery County Executive Mark Elrich joined members of the Bethesda arts community, MCDOT and business leaders on Wednesday, July 13 to dedicate a mural on MCDOT’s Woodmont Corner public parking garage, located at 7730 Woodmont Avenue. JahOne was the selected artist and completed the mural. See the mural and photos from the event here. Learn more about the artist and his work here. MCDOT Hosts Summer Rise Program to Teach High School Students About Various Highway Safety Positions Summer RISE is an initiative led by the Montgomery County Public Schools’ (MCPS) for juniors and seniors to participate in a real-life career-based educational learning opportunity, engaging in hands-on learning opportunities related to their field of interest. The program runs during the weekdays beginning Tuesday, July 5 and wraps up with a closing ceremony on Friday, July 29. The MCDOT Highway Services Division keeps our residents safe through clearing trees in roadways, snow removal, flood response, storm management, national disaster response as well as seasonal services like street cleaning and leaf collection. MCDOT’s Priority Bus Project Supports Faster and More Efficient Transportation The Bus Priority Project provides for the planning, design and construction of improvements to bus service. The Bus Priority Project includes multiple projects that improve local bus timing, ease of access and safety such as marked dedicated bus lanes; queue jumps; passenger boarding and alighting improvements; implementation of transit signal priority; enhanced bus stops; and other similar improvements that will increase reliability and result in faster buses throughout Montgomery County. These improvements will advance the transit network as specified by master plans. Potential improvements may also be identified through other planning and transit operations studies or requested by community members.  Faster, safer, and more reliable transit will help encourage residents to ditch their cars in favor of riding the bus. For more details click here. County Council Enacts Legislation Requiring Climate Impact Statements for Future Legislation The Montgomery County Council unanimously voted Tuesday, July 12 to pass Bill 3-22, requiring a climate assessment for each bill, zoning text amendment, master plan and master plan amendment pending before the Council.  The bill aims to curb climate change effects and facilitate the County’s efforts to reach its climate goals. Learn more here. Montgomery Planning Invites Public to Fairland and Briggs Chaney Master Plan Community Event on Friday, July 22 Meet Montgomery Parks and Planning staff and other community partners for this fun and engaging, family-friendly community event at the M-NCPPC Fairland Recreational Park (3928 Greencastle Road, Burtonsville, MD) in the north lot from 5 to 8 p.m. Food, music and entertainment will be provided. Participants are encouraged to share ideas on the future of parks and recreation in the Fairland and Briggs Chaney communities, meet community partners from across the county and grab some free treats. No RSVP is required, stop by anytime between 5 and 8 p.m. This event is hosted by Montgomery Planning and is one of a series of community visioning workshops for the Fairland and Briggs Chaney Master Plan. Montgomery Planning Releases Pedestrian Master Plan’s Draft Design, Policy, and Programming Recommendations Montgomery Planning has released the first draft of the countywide Pedestrian Master Plan and is seeking public comments, officials announced here.  Planners are asking the public to attend and provide feedback at community meetings scheduled between 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. on Wednesday,  September 7 (virtual) and Tuesday, September 13 (in-person). The recommendations vary from physical infrastructure improvements to changing driver behavior and are intended to support elected officials and county departments in their work. MDOT MVA Highway Safety Office Awarded Grant to Help Law Enforcement Combat Impaired Driving The Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration’s (MDOT MVA) Highway Safety Office was awarded a grant to support the state’s efforts to prevent motor vehicle crashes involving drug-impaired drivers.  The nearly $40,000 grant will help fund advanced training and skill development for Maryland law enforcement agencies to detect drivers under the influence of drugs Between 2016 and 2020, an average of 30 people were killed and nearly 900 injured yearly in Maryland crashes involving a driver impaired by drugs – including illicit drugs and medications. Learn more here. METRO UPDATES Weekend Service Adjustments for Saturday, July 23 Through Sunday, July 24 Learn more here. Rockville Metro Station East Side Closure – Temporary Bus Stop Relocations – Extended Through Early October The ongoing Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Administration (WMATA) construction and paving work at the Rockville Metrorail station has been extended through at least early October 2022. All bus stops on the East Side will remain closed and temporarily relocated due to this project, which began on Tuesday, June 7. Bus stops have been moved from the east side to either the west side or on the street at MD 355. Wayfinding signs have been placed at the Metro station to help riders locate their bus stops. Learn more here. ROAD CLOSURES Temporary Lane Closures on Rock Spring Drive in Bethesda MCDOT has begun an infrastructure preservation project causing temporary lane closures and some parking restrictions on Rock Spring Drive from Old Georgetown Road to Fernwood Road, Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.    The project will entail full-depth patching, pavement milling, utility adjustments, paving with hot mix asphalt, and replacing lane markings and is expected to be completed in five to six weeks, weather permitting. Access to residences will be available at all times. For questions, contact James Kisner, project manager at 240-777-7623. A Portion of MD 355 Closed for Gas Main Work Washington Gas and NPL Construction has closed the right southbound lane of MD 355 at Marinelli Road during the weeknights between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. to replace a gas main. Work is scheduled to be completed no later than Friday, August 5. Ride On bus operations will not be affected and all business access will remain open. NPL and Washington Gas will communicate with businesses to ensure that normal business will not be affected and all work pertaining to individual business gas service will be at a minimum. For questions contact either:  Bradley Swint, NPL Construction Crew Supervisor 571-220-2452 / bswint@gonpl.com David Morgan, WGL Construction Supervisor 571-389-2969 / dmorgan@washgas.com. An Early Look at Plans for New Rail, Pedestrian Bridges Over the Potomac The $2 billion rail project between D.C. and Virginia is on track to double capacity over the Potomac River by 2030. Virginia is advancing a $2 billion plan to expand freight and passenger train traffic over the Potomac River.  The plan calls for a new two-track span parallel to the Long Bridge, which serves as the main route for trains traveling south of the nation’s capital. The new span between Washington and Arlington would double train capacity to support commerce and increasing demands for passenger rail along the busy East Coast corridor. The project will also add a pedestrian and bike bridge between Long Bridge Park in Arlington and East Potomac Park in the District, creating a walkable connection from the growing Crystal City neighborhood to the Southwest Waterfront area. Plans call for the project to be completed by 2030. Read the Washington Post article here. For more information on MCDOT programs and services visit  montgomerycountymd.gov/mcdot and subscribe to receive MCDOT news to your email inbox or mobile phone. Thursday, July 21, 2022 MCDOT is in the Process of Combining Social Media Accounts  Follow us @MCDOTNow on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. SAVE THE DATE: MCDOT to Participate in Montgomery County's Agriculture Fair in Gaithersburg, August 12 Through 20 MCDOT will be staffing a booth every day between 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.  Be sure to stop by and meet Ride On bus operators who will be available to answer questions, distribute route information, maps and more. The pedestrian safety team will also be distributing safety educational materials and reflective gear. For information on the upcoming fair visit  mcagfair.com.  MCDOT Ride On Hosted Customer Appreciation Day at the White Oak Transit Center  On Wednesday, July 19 Ride On staff greeted riders between 4-6 p.m. to thank them and provide a chance for feedback on service. Keychains, flashlights, tee shirts and water bottles were distributed. Check out our calendar for other upcoming events here. Begins August 1 Get Your SmarTrip Card Here or Download the App On Your Mobile Device Here. SAVE THE DATE: MCDOT Sponsors Annual Bike Drive on Friday, October 14 Do you have an extra bicycle you no longer need? This bike collection drive, in honor of October's Community Service Month, will provide bicycles for kids and adults in need. Donated child and adult bikes and parts will be collected between 7 a.m. - 2 p.m., outside of the Council Office Building parking garage that is located at the corner of East Jefferson Street and Monroe Street in Rockville. The bikes collected will be refurbished and equitably distributed to applicants within Montgomery County. Tax receipts will be available for donations. MCDOT Promotes Pedestrian Safety at Summerfest in Gaithersburg On Saturday, July 2, MCDOT's Pedestrian Safety team took part in this summer festival at Bohrer Park, sharing safety information and distributing reflective items. MCDOT has FREE programming options that provide pedestrian and bicycle safety education and outreach to Montgomery County residents. For more information email us here. Spin Offers Safety Tips While Riding E-Scooters Learn more here. Electric Vehicle (EV) News Electric Vehicle Sales Hit New Record  In the second quarter of 2022, electric vehicles made up 5.6% of new-car sales in the United States. The market share for electric vehicles nearly doubled year over year despite supply shortages and high prices, according to data released by Cox Automotive. For the first half of 2022, buyers snapped up 370,726 EVs. Read the Smart Cities Dive newsletter here. Alternative Fuel Corridors Now Cover All US States The US Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration has announced the latest round of Alternative Fuel Corridor designations which will help build out the national electric vehicle charging network. Currently, 190,000 of the 222,000 miles of the National Highway System is supported. Drivers Wanted Electric Vehicles Even Before Gas Prices Skyrocketed A growing number of U.S. drivers wanted to own electric vehicles even before gasoline prices began skyrocketing, according to results of a survey conducted by Consumer Reports. The newly released report shows that 71% of respondents said they were interested in buying or leasing an EV, and 14% said they would "definitely" buy or lease an EV if they were "to get a vehicle today." Read the Route Fifty article here. Maryland EV Charging Rebates Available The Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) has new funding for residential and commercial EV supply equipment as of July 1. Check MEA’s website for updates and instructions on how to apply. Call 311 to Get it Done It's storm season. If you come across debris blocking the road or the sidewalk or street light outages contact MC311 Customer Service Center by calling 311 in the County or 240-777-0311, 711 for MD Relay TTY, from anywhere, Monday - Friday 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. or follow on Twitter @311MC311. Go Montgomery is distributed by Montgomery County Government Department of Transportation.

MCDOT's Go Montgomery! Transportation Newsletter Now Available - July 7, 2022

Montgomery County Resuming Ride On Bus Fare on Aug. 1; Fare Will Be Reduced to $1 After 28 months of temporarily suspending fare collection due to the COVID-19 health crisis, the Montgomery County Department of Transportation's (MCDOTs) Ride On bus system will resume fare collection on Monday, Aug. 1 on all services, including Ride On, Ride On extRa, Flex, and Flash. Fares will continue to be free throughout July. The new fare will be set at $1. The one-way pre-pandemic fare was $2 per ride. Monthly passes, which were $45 per rider prior to the health crisis, will be $22.50 starting Aug. 1. The new fares were supported by County Executive Marc Elrich and approved by the County Council in May.   County bus fares will be free for seniors (age 65 and older), persons with disabilities and youth under 19 (older if still in high school). Specialized SmartTrip cards are needed and can be obtained through the MCDOT Mobile Commuter Store, Silver Spring TRiPS Commuter Store, any County library or the Montgomery County Division of Treasury in Rockville. Students can also obtain their specialized ‘Youth Cruiser’ card through their school. Learn more here. Ride On and Metro Bus Routes Available to Take Residents to Montgomery County’s 14 Early Voting Centers During Primary Election Early voting in Montgomery County for the 2022  Gubernatorial Primary Election will be available at 14 early voting centers from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. from Thursday, July 7, through Thursday, July 14, including Saturday and Sunday. MCDOT’s Ride On bus service has several routes available to transport voters to the early voting centers located throughout the County. For bus routes and to learn more click here. Ride On bus fare remains free through the end of July.  Montgomery County Showcases Its New High-Tech Flood Sensor Program That Can Provide Earlier Alerts to Residents About Potential Flooding Montgomery County showcased its expanded early warning Flood Sensor Program that can alert residents sooner about flooded roadways, potential dam failures and streams overflowing their banks. Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich and MCDOT Director Chris Conklin were among those at a demonstration of one of the 35 high-tech sensors in Germantown last month. The U.S Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate is providing the County with the sensors.  The sensors detect rising water levels and provide early warnings about high water or flooding. They are being installed at flood prone sites across the County. Learn more here. New Ride On Bus Route 27 Service to Adventist Healthcare White Oak Medical Center to Begin Sunday, July 17 Beginning Sunday, July 17, the MCDOT will be launching the new Ride On Bus Route 27 to serve Adventist Healthcare White Oak Medical Center and the surrounding Silver Spring area. This new service comes after a public hearing held on Thursday, June 2 which allowed MCDOT to receive input and feedback about the new service, in order to provide the best opportunity for implementing a successful service. The new route will operate between Hillandale Transit Center and the Tech Road Park and Ride lot with stops along Powder Mill Road, Cherry Hill Road, Plum Orchard Drive, Broadbirch Drive, and Tech Road. The route will have connections with Metrobus, Ride On, and Flash bus routes, as well as other transportation services within the network.  MCDOT Seeks Public Feedback on Amherst Avenue Bikeway Project in Wheaton by Thursday, July 21 The Amherst Avenue Bikeway project is identified in the Bicycle Master Plan as one of the highest priority bikeways in the Wheaton Central Business District (CBD) in Montgomery County. Located just a block from and parallel to Georgia Avenue (MD 97), the Amherst Avenue Bikeway Project would substantially improve the bicyclist’s safety and connectivity for people of all ages and bicycling abilities biking to and through the Wheaton CBD by installing an on-road bikeway. On Tuesday, June 28, MCDOT hosted a virtual public meeting to present the current design, the 2-way cycle track, stormwater management concepts, as well as other intersection improvements. A recording of the meeting and the presentation are posted on the project website under the "Project Document" tab. Public input is key to the success of a capital improvement project as it helps us to better understand the needs and concerns of the community. The public has until Thursday, July 21 to provide input through this online form. Montgomery County's Ride On Flex - Celebrates Three Years of Convenience, Reliability and Ease of Use MCDOT’s Ride On Flex on-demand transit service is celebrating three years of helping riders get around Rockville and Glenmont/Wheaton. The simple and convenient bus service is hailed for its ease of use and reliability. Read the WTOP article here. Public Invited to Virtual and In-Person Visioning Workshops July 6, 14 ,19 and 22 to Share Ideas and Feedback for the Future of the Fairland and Briggs Chaney Area Each Visioning Workshop will include a presentation of the equitable engagement efforts to date, followed by a discussion on the community’s vision. The feedback and ideas collected during the Visioning Workshops will inform Montgomery Planning’s preliminary recommendations for the master plan. Online registration is required to attend each event. METRO UPDATES UPDATE: Rockville Metro Station East Side Closure – Temporary Bus Stop Relocations – Extended Through Early October The ongoing Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Administration (WMATA) construction and paving work at the Rockville Metrorail station has been extended through at least early October 2022. All bus stops on the East Side will remain closed and temporarily relocated due to this project, which began on Tuesday, June 7. Bus stops have been moved from the east side to either the west side or on the street at MD 355. Wayfinding signs have been placed at the Metro station to help riders locate their bus stops.  Ride On staff will be onsite at the station, for rider assistance. Learn more here. Lower-Priced Unlimited Metrorail and Metrobus Passes Now On Sale Metro announced lower-priced, unlimited Metrorail and Metrobus monthly passes on July 1. The passes provide more flexibility and value to customers who no longer commute five days a week. In addition, all customers traveling on Metrorail after 9:30 p.m. on weekdays will pay a flat fare of $2 per one-way trip. Learn more here. ROAD CLOSURES A Portion of Montgomery Avenue to close for Avocet Towers Investors, LLC Building Project at 7373 Wisconsin Avenue in Bethesda From 5 a.m., Saturday, July 9 through 9 p.m. Friday, July 15 one lane will be closed on Montgomery Avenue between Wisconsin Avenue and Waverly Street for paving work. For questions contact Traffic Engineering Services Project Coordinator Lauren LeVardi at 443-531-8228. Traffic Pattern Changes on a Portion of Massachusetts Avenue (MD 396) in Bethesda There are vehicle and pedestrian traffic pattern changes on southbound Massachusetts Avenue (MD 396) at Little Falls Parkway in Bethesda. The traffic pattern change was requested by MCDOT as part of a long-term closure of Ridgefield Road for a realignment project. Weather and progress permitting, Ridgefield Road should reopen by year-end 2023. The work performed during the traffic change and road closure is part of the nearby Westbard development project. During the Ridgefield Road closure, Ride On busses traveling southbound on Massachusetts Avenue will be permitted to make a left turn onto Little Falls Parkway during morning and afternoon peak traffic hours. No other vehicles are permitted to make this left turn movement. For questions on this work contact Eric Davidson, Senior Manager at 904-598-7829 or EricDavidson@regencycenters.com. Washington Gas Closes a Portion of River Road (MD 190) in Bethesda From 7 a.m. Monday to 7 p.m. Saturday there will be lane shifts with two-way traffic on River Road (MD 190) between Fenway Drive and Bradley Boulevard for the next 3-5 weeks for a gas valve project. For questions call 703-750-5222 or email community@washgas.com and reference project number S14V5-2022-REP. State Road Projects in Montgomery County View a list of upcoming lane closures and planned construction in Montgomery County here. Transportation Research Board Details Efforts to Make National Travel More ADA Accessible As part of a running series on equity, the National Academies’ Transportation Research Board (TRB) recently laid out in detail the resources aiding transportation accessibility in the U.S. for people with disabilities – an area governed and aided by the federal American with Disabilities Act. Read the Transportation Today article here. Map: Pedestrian Fatalities in the U.S. Reach Four-Decade High; See Which States Had the Most Pedestrian deaths in the U.S. reached a count not seen in 40 years. An estimated 7,485 pedestrians were killed in 2021, up 12 percent from the 6,711 deaths reported in 2020, according to a report from the Governors Highway Safety Association, a nonprofit organization that tracks those figures. Fatalities increased in all but 13 states, including California, Maryland and Missouri, from 2020 to 2021. According to a GHSA analysis, states in the Southwest and South have the most deaths when adjusted for population. Read the NBC News article here. For more information on MCDOT programs and services visit montgomerycountymd.gov/mcdot and subscribe to receive MCDOT news to your email inbox or mobile phone. Thursday, July 7, 2022 MCDOT is in the Process of Combining Social Media Accounts  Follow us @MCDOTNow on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. MCDOT is Hiring  Search online for job postings here.  Adult Bike Classes Were a Success MCDOT sponsored five adult bike classes for the spring 2022 season and all sessions were sold out with 140 registrants. Most attendees were able to ride a bike by the end of the class. These classes offer residents an affordable way to include biking as another form of transportation. There will be more adult bike classes available for the fall 2022 season. Look out for registration information this August. MCDOT Director Chris Conklin and County Executive Visit Brookville Solar Project Site Montgomery County is building infrastructure to meet the County’s goal of a zero-emissions bus fleet by 2035. Watch online here. Washington Area Bicyclist Association (WABA) Hosts "Get Out the Vote" Bike Ride in Silver Spring, Saturday, July 9 Riders will meet at the Long Branch Community Center located at 8700 Piney Branch Road in Silver Spring at 9:30 a.m. for a 2.5 mile bike ride to the Silver Spring Civic Center. There will be a raffle for a $25 gift card. Register for this free event here. Construction Impacts Ride On Bus Route 34 Stop at Wheaton Metro Station Through Wednesday, August 3 Construction and rehabilitation of the parking garage at the Wheaton Metro Station bus loop will impact Ride On Route 34 through Wednesday, August 3. The Route 34 stop will relocate from Bay F to Bay P during this time. Metrobus lines C, Q, and Y will use temporary bays T1, T2, & T3 on southbound Georgia Avenue. View a map of the bus loop here. ICC Users Have Until November to Pay Video Tolls Without Penalty The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) owns, operates and maintains the ICC/MD 200 (Intercounty Connector) in Montgomery County and encourages customers to take advantage of the Customer Assistance Plan that offers a civil penalty waiver grace period, letting customers pay unpaid Video Tolls incrementally overtime, paying in full by 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, November 30. In addition, toll bill referrals to the Central Collection Unit (CCU) and MDOT Motor Vehicle Administration (MDOT MVA) are ceased until Thursday, December 1. For more information visit driveezmd.com. Flash Bus Rapid Transit is Coming to More Routes in the County Flash currently operates on Colesville Rd/Columbia Pike (US 29) from Silver Spring Transit Center to Briggs Chaney and Burtonsville with stops along the way. It runs every 15 minutes all day and more frequently during rush hour. The new routes include: MD 355 New Hampshire Avenue North Bethesda Veirs Mill Road Share Your Feedback on New Hampshire Avenue with MCDOT’s Bus Rapid Transit Study Team Do you live in Takoma Park, Hillandale, or White Oak? We need your help to improve bus service on New Hampshire Avenue. Share your experiences walking, driving, biking and taking public transportation to help MCDOT develop a new fast, frequent and high-capacity bus service. Submit your feedback here. The League of American Bicyclists is Offering Grants on Bike-Related Projects The League of American Bicyclists will award 10 communities with grants of up to $1,500 to spark more ways to get people moving on bikes. Community Spark Grants are meant to be a catalyst for bike-related projects. The deadline to apply is Friday, July 15. Do You Own an (EV) Electric Vehicle?  Bloomberg Green wants to learn about your experience with EVs. Take their brief online survey here. June 2022 Transportation Planning Board Meeting Recap: Plan Update, New Climate Goals Approved Learn more here. Call 311 to Get it Done To report down trees, sidewalk or curb damage, streetlight outages, potholes, foliage obstruction and more, call 311 or report it online at montgomerycountymd.gov/311. Go Montgomery is distributed by Montgomery County Government Department of Transportation.