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The DVRPC E-Micromobility Summit explored the latest developments and challenges in the rapidly evolving e-micromobility landscape. Read notable takeaways from the event.

The PPTF provides ongoing access to the regional planning and decision-making process and empowers citizens to get involved in regional planning.

A new story map from DVRPC provides an overview of the Bicycle Cyclical Count Program and analyzes bicycle volumes from 2014 to 2022. Users can view the data by county and by individual count location.

The Greater Philadelphia region has continued recent strong gains in job growth, according to newly released data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. Explore job growth data in DVRPC’s Tracking Progress.

Up to $2 million is available for trail projects in Greater Philadelphia.

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced a $158 million Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhoods grant to support the Chinatown Stitch, a project to cap part of the Vine Street Expressway and to reconnect the Chinatown neighborhood in Philadelphia. Construction is expected to begin in 2027.

As Complete Streets are implemented across the state, New Jersey Transit wants to ensure that their operations improve the safety of bus operators, passengers, bicyclists, and pedestrians. DVRPC staff conducted a literature review, interviewed peer transit agencies, and organized a bus design workshop.

While gross domestic product is not an indicator of societal well-being as not all economic activity results in beneficial outcomes, it can help gauge how well the region is moving toward the Connections 2050 vision to grow an innovative and connected economy. See how we're doing in today's #TrackingTuesday.

The webinar explored how data and design enhance pedestrian and cycling accessibility in urban and suburban communities.

DVRPC studied Hunting Park Avenue from Old York Road to Wissahickon Avenue, which was identified by the City as a top priority for safety improvements due to its high rate of severe crashes.