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National Pedestrian Safety Month highlights the importance of roadway safety for everyone, whether walking, biking, rolling, or driving. The goal is to encourage greater awareness and cooperation among all road users.

Get to know Office of Mobility Analysis and Design Manager Sarah Moran.

The Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP) provides technical information and expertise to help municipal governments use transportation funds more effectively, improve road maintenance, and increase roadway safety.

This document plans for the orderly growth and development of the region and considers future population growth, economic trends, environmental concerns, and technological advancements to guide investments in roads, public transit, biking and walking infrastructure, and other transportation modes.

These forecasts offer a data-driven foundation for long-range planning, regional coordination, and transportation modeling, ensuring that future investments align with the region’s evolving population and economic landscape.

The program uses Responder-to-Vehicle technology to alert motorists of responders’ positions directly to their vehicle navigation system when a response vehicle’s emergency lights are activated. This technology increases awareness of roadside hazards and encourages compliance with Move Over, Slow Down laws.

The Trenton Vision Zero Plan is designed to guide the implementation of a Vision Zero policy for the City with the ultimate goal of making Trenton a safer place to live, work, learn, and play by eliminating traffic-related deaths and serious injuries.

Pottstown community members are invited to share their thoughts and questions with the DVRPC project team at an open house event on Thursday, November 6, at the Pottstown Campus of the Montgomery County Community College.

Get to know Manager of the Office of Procurement and Contracts Jason Crouch.

The Supporting Communities program is a technical assistance program that helps municipalities develop transportation projects.