Land use policies are not just aspirations for the future; they translate into everyday experiences for residents. PEC believes that decisions about transportation must be made with an eye toward livability, connectivity and sustainability.
Bike to Work Week Was a Great Success!
Staff from partner groups tabling during Bike to Work Week. Photo by Hugh Kenny/PEC. Dear Cville + Albemarle Cyclists + Mobility Advocates: A huge thanks to everyone who worked, rode and promoted Bike to Work Week to ensure it was ...
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Resources from Our Creating Walkable Piedmont Communities Workshop
Thank you to everyone who participated in our Creating Walkable Piedmont Communities workshop on March 31! This half-day workshop focused on giving your town or village the tools, resources, and contacts you need to implement pedestrian, streetscape, trail and traffic ...
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Third Annual Mobility Summit Celebrates Success, Launches Collective Work Plans
Work groups discuss their collective projects during the Summit's afternoon session. Photo: Peter Krebs For the third February in a row, the Piedmont Mobility Alliance came together in Charlottesville to celebrate progress, discuss ways to broaden participation, and lay out ...
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Metro Silver Line Extension Opens in Loudoun County
Metro's Silver Line now includes a stop at Dulles International Airport. Photo credit Beyond DC, Flickr. This is worth celebrating! Metro’s six new Silver Line stops opened this week, including service to Dulles Airport and Loudoun County. This once-in-a-generation investment ...
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Regional traffic congestion, pollution in the Occoquan?
The following text was sent out via email on June 3, 2022. Sign up for PEC email alerts → An aerial view from above Pageland Lane looking out past Manassas National Battlefield Park. Photo by Hugh Kenny/PEC Dear Supporter, Last ...
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