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What the D.C. Hearing Teaches About Safer City Travel The morning rush in Washington, D.C., has a rhythm you can feel in your bones. Coffee cups clink. Turnstiles click. The platform hums. People scan for their line, angle their bodies toward the train’s edge, then settle into that universal commuter stare. Even if you’re just visiting, the flow pulls you in. On days like these, you notice the details. A busker’s sax catching the tiled ceiling. A woman clutching a bouquet wrapped in newsprint. A guard’s radio, static and code words. Hot air pushing from the tunnel like a dragon’s breath.