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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Dc Circulator, from most recent to least.

DC Circulator Launches First Route East of the River

DC Circulator Launches First Route East of the River

UrbanTurf Staff | October 3rd 2011

The DC Circulator's newest route, which represents the upstart bus system's first foray east of the Anacostia River, began service this morning at 11a... read»

Circulator Adds Route East of the River

Circulator Adds Route East of the River

UrbanTurf Staff | August 5th 2011

DCist reports the unveiling of the DC Circulator's newest route, which represents the upstart bus system's foray East of the River.... read»

DC Circulator Fares Could Double

DC Circulator Fares Could Double

Mark Wellborn | March 29th 2011

The Washington Examiner is reporting that the District Department of Transportation is calling for fares on DC Circulator buses to increase to $2 for ... read»

New Map Tracks DC Circulator Buses in Real Time

New Map Tracks DC Circulator Buses in Real Time

UrbanTurf Staff | January 18th 2011

Greater Greater Washington reports on a new map tool that tracks the progress of buses along DC's Circulator routes. ... read»

DDOT Releases Proposed Circulator Routes

DDOT Releases Proposed Circulator Routes

Mark Wellborn | November 9th 2010

The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) has released a number of new proposed DC Circulator routes. The routes are the product of public inpu... read»

Metro Connections Bus to Become Circulator in September

Metro Connections Bus to Become Circulator in September

Mark Wellborn | July 26th 2010

Starting September 1st, the blue Metro Connections bus that runs between Dupont Circle and Rosslyn will change colors to red and join the DC Circulato... read»

Google Transit's Circulator Routes Get Lukewarm Response

Google Transit's Circulator Routes Get Lukewarm Response

Mark Wellborn | February 22nd 2010

DC Circulator routes are now available in Google Transit, according to Greater Greater Washington. However, those that have tested it out have found s... read»

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