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Indego launched on April 23, 2015, with 60 stations and 600 bikes. There are now more than 250 stations and more than 2,200 bikes in circulation.

DVRPC travel modeling shows the proposed SEPTA service cuts will increase traffic volume and delays, and reduce speed throughout the region. This will impact the quality of life and air quality of our local communities, and have economic impacts felt throughout the Commonwealth.

DVRPC’s Regional Trails Program provides both technical assistance and financial support to complete The Circuit.

The $29.3 million project preserves Franklin Square Station’s historic legacy while transforming it into a modern transit station for today’s riders.

The in-person workshop explored strategies for improving street safety and advancing Vision Zero efforts across the Greater Philadelphia region.

Throughout Greater Philadelphia, organizations and advocates will participate in Bike Month; National Ride-A-Bike Day on May 4; Walk, Bike, & Roll to School Day on May 7; Bike-to-Work Week on May 12-18; and Bike-to-Work Day during the week of May 12-16.

Get to know Transportation Planner Chris Mulroy.

DVRPC staff will present on the organization’s data culture, introduce the new Community Profiles tool, and explain how traffic count data is collected and applied.

The DVRPC/PennDOT Connects Complete Streets Resurfacing Program is an effort to identify roads for potential investment in bike-friendly and other complete street improvements as part of regularly scheduled PennDOT resurfacing projects.