The League of American Bicyclists has announced it has inducted Arlington’s very own, Nestlé USA, into it’s ranks as a Bronze-level Bicycle Friendly Business (BFB). Arlington Transportation Partners (ATP) is excited to celebrate Nestlé’s esteemed accomplishment in joining over 1,400 pragmatic businesses throughout the US who boast Bicycle Friendly designations.
Are you ever curious where to find information on Metrorail construction, if inclement weather will delay your bus route, or how to find the closest Capital Bikeshare station? Arlington Transportation Partners (ATP) has you covered. We recently hosted a webinar on how to stay up to date on Transportation News. The speakers, representing ARLnow, Vision Zero, Arlington Transit (ART), Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), as well as WalkArlington, BikeArlington, and Capital Bikeshare, all shared how to find the most pertinent news and alerts to help take the guesswork out of your commute.
In 2023, 21 employers and buildings in Arlington County achieved the highest Champions designation, Platinum. To reach Platinum, a Champion must go above and beyond in offering amenities and programs that promote sustainable commuting and transportation. Arlington Transportation Partners (ATP) is proud to recognize these 21committed businesses for their hard work and commitment to sustainability.
Arlington employers, property managers, and special guests flocked to The Westin in Crystal City for the annual Champions Banquet. This event serves two purposes: the first is to honor and recognize the hard work of all employers, residential properties, and commercial properties who attained Champion status in 2023 – 160 in total! The second is to kick off a new year of Champions and to make a continued commitment towards transportation solutions and commuter benefits.
Arlington County has been given a great honor by The League of American Bicyclists. Their fall 2023 awards cycle has been announced and Arlington has achieved a Gold level designation. This award is achieved after a thorough application and review process that focuses on 5 key tenets: equity and accessibility, engineering, education, encouragement, as well as evaluation and planning.
