Arlington County has taken considerable precautions to make sure Arlingtonians are safe taking transit as they start commuting back to the office. In addition to increasing cleanliness standards, major investments are being poured across the DC Metro area to improve service on public transportation.
The pandemic bought lot of changes to our daily work routines, specially regarding the commute. With the return to the workplace becoming a more realistic prospect, employers are considering hybrid work models, flexible work schedules, or enhancing their telework policy.
Is your organization ready? It is time to transition from comfy yoga pants to office attire. With Arlington Transportation Partners' help, you can make this transition easy and seamless for your employees.
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) recently advised they will soon be phasing out the first generation of SmarTrip cards as new faregates are installed around the region. If you currently use a SmarTrip card that was purchased prior to 2012, it’s important to update your card before June 2021 to ensure access to the full Metro system.
Companies who join the Sustain & Save program will provide their employees with a transit benefit that is at the forefront of transportation demand management strategies. By joining this program, your company will be supporting Northern Virginia’s regional growth by reducing traffic along I-66 while improving the air quality and sustainability efforts around the region.
As the region reopens and a sense of normalcy returns, we want to celebrate the great work residences have done in supporting their residents with their new commutes. We are excited to highlight The Palatine in Courthouse as our Champion of the Month.
