Arlington County puts immense focus on promoting and enhancing Active Transportation as a sustainable way for residents to commute and travel around the county. These efforts by the county and our partners at WalkArlington's over the years have earned Arlington County a Platinum-Level Walk Friendly Community designation.
Employers with worksites located near I-66 inside the Beltway can join Commute66’s incentive program, Sustain & Save, to help staff avoid rising gas and toll prices as you plan your return to the workplace. Commute66 will provide the $100 monthly incentive to employees who switch from driving alone on I-66 to a sustainable commute a minimum of 8 times per month.
Commute66’s Sustain & Save launched in July of 2021 and provides individuals who work for a covered employer with $100 when they switch from driving and paying tolls on I-66 to a sustainable commuting option (given a minimum of 8 monthly commutes).
Tired of paying tolls on I-66 and looking for parking at your worksite? Find out below how you can qualify for Sustain & Save.
Platform Improvement Project is WMATA’s ongoing effort to make the platforms safer and more accessible for all customers. Starting May 28 thru September 5, 2022 rail service east of Stadium Armory on the Orange Line will be suspended as a part of the Platform Improvement Project for platform reconstruction and station modernization. Here’s a brief project update:
Bike commuting is a popular mode for many people in Arlington and the DC Metro region. Equally as popular, are the barriers that come with biking or trying to figure out where to start. Perhaps you’re brand new to biking, worried about visibility during the winter months, or your work place doesn’t have a shower.
