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Bike the Pike, a low stress recommended bike route that parallels Chester Pike in eastern Delaware County, held its grand opening and inaugural ride event on May 30th in Sharon Hill, PA.

Local knowledge helps create better regional solutions. Join DVRPC's Annual Work Program Workshop to share your feedback on proposed planning projects and help strengthen the ideas that guide future transportation and community planning across Greater Philadelphia.

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.

Get to know the nine interns who worked alongside DVRPC staff, contributing their unique skills and perspectives to DVRPC’s work and mission this summer.

The website update offers a number of improvements and new features, including improved digital accessibility that makes it easier for all users to access information.

DVRPC supported this two-phase project with funding through the Travel Options Program (TOP).

UWAG aims to provide a “one-stop-shop,” pre-permit application service for projects in the Delaware Estuary.

The DVRPC Planning Fellowship is a paid, year-long, full-time, professional development program that provides an opportunity to explore the field of city and regional planning, without prior training or experience.

DVRPC is conducting a Regional Vision Zero safety recommendation study for Lincoln Highway, between Toth Avenue and Bondsville Road in Caln Township, PA. This new survey will help refine the recommendations for the corridor and support future grant applications.

DVRPC is responsible for updating the region's Coordinated Human Services Plan (CHSTP). The plan seeks to improve economic and social opportunity in the region by expanding access to essential services for vulnerable populations–those who are more critically impacted by barriers and gaps in infrastructure, service coordination, and policies.