April 2026

The DVRPC Board has approved over $2.4 million to fund 13 groundbreaking transportation projects through the Travel Options Program (TOP). The program funds innovative projects that aim to reduce single-occupancy vehicle (SOV) trips and promote alternative travel options such as walking, biking, and taking transit.

How have the pandemic, new technologies, and work-from-home policies changed the way people travel through southeastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey? To understand this, residents are invited to share how they travel today.

Air Quality Awareness Week, May 4-8, 2026, kicks off efforts to reduce summertime air pollution by raising awareness and promoting actions individuals can take to make a difference.

DVRPC will open a 30+ day public comment period for three important transportation planning documents. Comments may be submitted online, through the mail, or in person at a public meeting.

The April Public Participation Task Force meeting showcased a variety of presentations geared towards the intersection of art and planning and included an interactive collage art activity based on DVRPC’s Long-Range Plan.