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Find the answer to frequently asked questions about the Share-A-Ride program. Share-A-Ride can match anyone who lives and/or works in southeastern Pennsylvania with ways to find alternatives to driving alone.

There are many types of employee incentives to consider, including commuter benefits, employee retail discounts, and preferential parking for carpoolers.

The City of Philadelphia Transit Benefit Ordinance requires qualifying Philadelphia businesses to offer a commuter benefit program for covered employees, if requested.

Discover different options to make commuting easier for you and your employees.

DVRPC supports local transit planning efforts by collecting data, conducting studies, and identifying emerging national and international best practices.

The DVRPC Board works to build consensus for a shared regional vision; enable data-based, community-centered solutions; and help put plans into action.

The Board establishes regional transportation policies, determines allocation of available transportation funds, and prioritizes transportation projects. They also set policies and adopt plans related to public engagement, freight and aviation, land use, air quality, housing, and water quality.

The Executive Committee is charged with managing the administrative and fiscal affairs of DVRPC, which includes awarding contracts and adopting the annual budget.

Find construction update information and information on alternative commutes while construction is affecting I-95 in Philadelphia.

Find out how the Emergency Ride Home program works, including who is eligible, how to use the service, and what constitutes an emergency.

The Public Participation Task Force membership provides ongoing opportunities for interested residents of DVRPC’s nine-county region to learn more about the regional planning process from DVRPC staff and to share their thoughts on how DVRPC can improve its engagement process.