Hyattsville Gets Two Artsy New Bus Shelters Near Route 1
Two new shelters in Hyattsville’s arts district feature a swooping roofline and Art Nouveau-inspired curved metal framework.
Two new shelters in Hyattsville’s arts district feature a swooping roofline and Art Nouveau-inspired curved metal framework.
The Maryland Department of Transportation announced Thursday that it has begun “dynamic testing” of the trains on a one-mile test track along Veterans Parkway.
After years of construction, the Purple Line is starting to take shape as transit shelters have been installed around College Park.
A new apartment building within walking distance of the West Hyattsville Metro station is now accepting tenants.
Since its launch in 2015, the 16.2-mile light rail transit project that will run through parts of Riverdale Park and College Park has repeatedly seen construction delays and cost overruns.
The West Hyattsville, Hyattsville Crossing (previously known as Prince George’s Plaza), College Park and Greenbelt stations will be closed until Sept. 4.
The city will add 10 new stations with solar panels and living vegetation from Cool Green Shelters, an offshoot of the local business Living Canopies.
The long-awaited light rail line faces another construction-related delay, this time due to unexpected complications moving utility lines.
The developers of the Purple Line have signed a labor agreement, resolving one of the last potential problems for the much-delayed light-rail transit line.

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