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Plan Now for Lot 31 Closure
 
Montgomery County Division of Parking (MCDOT) has entered into a joint development partnership that will bring a mixed-use development with 940 new public parking spaces to downtown Bethesda.

This will entail the closure of Lot 31 and 31A for 30 months, and 103 long-term parking spaces in the Elm Street garage will be converted to short-term spaces to allow for customer parking.

Bethesda Transportation Solutions is here to provide FREE commuting information to you and your employees!

Did you know...
  • There are several underutilized County parking facilities in downtown Bethesda?
  • Employees parking in these garages and working around Bethesda West (Elm Street, Bethesda Avenue, Bethesda Lane, and Woodmont Avenue) can take the FREE Bethesda Circulator and receive virtually door-to-door service?
  • The FREE Bethesda Circulator also services the Bethesda Metro Station?
  • The Bethesda Metro Station is only an 8-minute walk from the corner of Bethesda and Woodmont Avenues?
For more information on the FREE Bethesda Circulator, transit routing, biking to work, or to schedule a Commuter Information Day at your business, e-mail or call us at (301) 656-0868 ext. 121. For more information on the Lot 31 project, please click here.
 
More Parking News...
 
In mid-February, the Montgomery County Division of Parking will permanently close the 14 space Del Ray Avenue Public Parking Lot (Public Parking Lot 39) to make way for new construction. Long-term and short-term parking is available at the Auburn-Del Ray Parking Garage (Garage 36), less than 1 block away.

For more information about the closure, please click here.

For a map of parking options, please click here.
 
New Commuter Bus Routes
 
The Maryland Transit Administration has just announced new Commuter Bus Routes along the new Intercounty Connector (ICC)!
  • Route 203 runs from Columbia to the Medical Center Metro Station in Bethesda
  • Route 204 runs from Frederick to College Park
  • Route 205 runs from College Park to Germantown
These routes join existing routes on the ICC, 201 and 202.
 
 
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