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The Expo program offers assistance to communities to test innovative solutions to transportation problems through demonstration, or pop-up projects.

DVRPC provides project management assistance to PennDOT and our New Jersey counties for certain federally funded transportation projects.

DVRPC’s Travel Options Program funds innovative projects that aim to reduce single-occupancy vehicle trips

The Long-Range Plan for Greater Philadelphia calls for a safe, modern, multimodal transportation network that works for all users. DVRPC is working toward this vision through a variety of programs and projects.

The Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program is administered by the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT), in partnership with the DVRPC.

DVRPC is required to create and publish a Unified Planning Work Program that outlines our work for a fiscal year.

DVRPC and the transportation planning field use a lot of acronyms. See what they mean on this webpage.

Effective December 31, 2022, Title 9 of The Philadelphia Code will require large employers in Philadelphia to offer a mass transit program to covered employees. Commuter benefits allow employees to save by setting aside money tax-free from their paychecks every month to spend on public transportation and carpool expenses.

City officials announced today a new Vision Zero safety study along the Hunting Park Avenue corridor, between Wissahickon Avenue and Old York Road. The goal of the project, a partnership with DVRPC, is to engage with people who work, live, or go to school in the area and identify future safety improvements based on Vision Zero strategies.