As we enter into 2022, organizations may be looking for ways to grow and expand but also recognizing the need to reduce or reallocate expenses. Identifying where your organization can cut costs may be especially daunting as pressures mount to retain staff, return to the workplace, and achieve organizational priorities and goals.
With the passage of the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA))—along with funding allocated in the American Rescue Plan—2021 saw unprecedented investments earmarked by Congress to update our national infrastructure. The next 8 years will see major projects aimed at updating and retrofitting our infrastructure across the country. Regionally, we anticipate major action will be taken on updating our commuter infrastructure in a few key areas.
2021 was a challenging year but that didn’t stop Arlington Transportation Partners (ATP) from promoting sustainable commute options and introduce transportation initiatives that helped keep Arlington County moving. With 204 new applicants to Champions , 342 transportation initiatives launched, and 19 Champions achieving Platinum status, 2021 also gave us plenty to build on as we head into the new year.
Winter is a time that many commuters retreat to their cars, hoping to avoid having to pedal through snowy streets or cold gusts of wind. However, with proper clothes, visibility measures, and sufficient weather planning, winter bike commuting can be safe and enjoyable.
Take a look at how Commute66 has been addressing your needs throughout the past challenging year. Check out the new program we’ve created to help you navigate the return to office, the tolling trends throughout 2021, and what lessons we are taking into 2022.
