Tag Archives: Al Roshdieh
Comments Off on You won’t want to miss this important event
We are beyond thrilled that County Executive Ike Leggett and Council President Roger Berliner will be joining MCDOT Director Al Roshdieh to cut the ribbon on the wonderful new striped crosswalks popping up all over the Pike District.
The ribbon cutting will take place at our third Walkable Wednesday, September 27 at 6pm at the intersection of Nicholson Lane and Executive Boulevard .…
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We are beyond thrilled that County Executive Ike Leggett will be joining MCDOT Director Al Roshdieh to cut the ribbon on the wonderful new striped crosswalks popping up all over the Pike District.
The ribbon cutting will take place at our third Walkable Wednesday, September 27 at 6pm at the intersection of Nicholson Lane and Executive Boulevard .…
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We hope you’ll be part of our third Walkable Wednesday. This one is extra-special because MCDOT Director Al Roshdieh will be cutting the ribbon on newly painted crosswalks in the Pike District!
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Comments Off on Nebel Street Bike Lanes Officially Opened by County Officials
Yesterday, County Executive Ike Leggett, MCDOT Director Al Roshdieh, and Councilmember Hans Reimer cut the ribbon on the new Nebel Street separated bike lanes.
The Nebel Street six-foot-wide bike lanes are one-way and located against the curb on either side of the street with flexposts separating them from moving vehicles. A striped buffer area provides additional protection for cyclists. …
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Comments Off on Al Roshdieh Appointed as Director of Montgomery County Department of Transportation
Congratulations to Al Roshdieh, MoCo’s new Director of MCDOT. We applaud his focus on “transforming the transportation infrastructure to be even more transit-oriented, bikeable and walkable” and are excited to work with him and MCDOT to work on moving people, not just cars, through and to the Pike District. Below is the County’s news release about his appointment.…
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