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NVTC funds and promotes transit in the counties of Arlington, Fairfax and Loudoun and the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax and Falls Church, a 1,000 square-mile region with a population of 1.7 million.
The nearly $30 million in projects will be funded as part of NVTC's I-66 Commuter Choice program, which reinvests toll revenues into projects that demonstrate the ability to ...
The report, "Climate Benefits of Transit in Northern Virginia,” finds the use of public transit in northern Virginia reduces up to 160,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions...
NVTC’s Commuter Choice Program uses the contributed toll revenues from the 395 express lanes, distributing funds competitively to public transit and other commute improvements...
NVTC's Northern Virginia Zero-Emission Bus Strategic Plan outlines regional strategies to help the agencies reach sustainability goals while providing safe, reliable and cost-...
The report, Advancing Bus Priority, features an interactive story map that allows users to visualize how infrastructure improvements would reduce traffic congestion for buses....
At least two-thirds of the estimated annual personal income and sales tax revenue generated by transit in northern Virginia can be attributed to WMATA’s Metrorail system.
Long credited with fueling economic development in Northern Virginia, Metrorail and Virginia Railway Express provide more than $600 million annually to Virginia’s general fund...
Based on the results of a recent public engagement effort, the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission (NVTC) has adopted recommendations designed to help the Washington Metropolita...
In response to action by the U.S. House and Senate to increase the monthly transit benefit from $130 to $255, NVTC Chairman David F. Snyder issued the following statement:“Transit...
Recognizing that safe and reliable Metrorail service depends on strong oversight, adequate resources and a positive safety culture, the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission...
To what extent will bus rapid transit or light rail increase transit use along Route 7 and what is the cost to provide high-capacity transit service? The Northern Virginia Transportatio...
Urging increased investment in public transportation, the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission (NVTC) on Sept. 8, told members of the regional Congressional delegation ...
“If Northern Virginia is going to be able to effectively compete for non-government related, private-sector business development, it must have a state-of-the-art, effective, financially...
Citing the strong relationship between high-quality transit and the economic vitality of Northern Virginia, David F. Snyder, NVTC chair and vice mayor for the city of Falls Church...
