Sustainable Mobility for Arlington County

Sustainable Mobility for Arlington County

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A scrappy little all-volunteer 501c4 Advocacy Organization in Arlington, VA. Giving people options; building a sustainable future.

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MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE! Sustainable Mobility for Arlington County endorses Matt de Ferranti for County Board. Matt's responses are thoughtful, well-informed, and he's not afraid to support sustainable mobility even when it takes work and even in the face of NIMBY opposition. susmo.org/county-board...

susmo.orgSustainable Mobility for Arlington County Endorses Matt de Ferranti for Arlington County BoardSustainable Mobility for Arlington County is endorsing Democrat Matt de Ferranti in Arlington County’s November 3, 2026 general election for Arlington County Board. We appreciate the responses to our…
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Early voting is ongoing, and election day is rapidly approaching. See how your three candidates for Arlington County Board answered our questions on sustainable mobility and make a plan to vote! susmo.org/2026-county-...

susmo.orgEducate Yourself: Your 2026 County Board Candidates on Sustainable MobilityElections matter!  This November, Arlington voters can choose between 3 candidates for one open seat on the Arlington County Board.  We asked them each three questions about sustainable mobility that…
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If you travel on Ft Myer Dr, Wilson Blvd, Eads St, George Mason Dr, or Route 1, share your insights today. Parts of these streets are new to the High Injury Network (the 6.6% of streets where 51% of crashes happen), and they are being considered for priority fixes! susmo.org/high-injury-...

susmo.orgShare Your Insights on Arlington's High Injury NetworkArlington's Vision Zero High-Injury Network identifies streets with the highest rates of injury and fatal crashes in the County.  It is updated every three years; the 2026-2028 High-Injury Network…
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Check out these designs for improved safety at 14 intersections along Langston Boulevard! Support the great ones; drop some comments on how the others could be better. We've got talking points for you. susmo.org/langston-bou...

susmo.orgPlanning Fixes for 14 Langston Boulevard IntersectionsFollowing the adoption of the Langston Boulevard Plan, the county is doing detailed intesection studies to plan actual capital projects to improve intersection safety along the corridor.  These plans…
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Start a monthly contribution today, and keep our volunteers rocking and rolling with the most effective digital tools. Recurring contributions provide the predictability and stability that we need to onboard new tools to make our operation as effective and efficient as possible. susmo.org/give

susmo.orgGive to Sustainable Mobility for Arlington CountyWith your monetary support, we can expand our reach with paid advertising, increase our impact with better materials and improve our communication and coordination with better tools. As a 501c4…
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TONIGHT! Corridor Studies on North and South Carlin Springs Road kick off! 7-8:30pm at the Kenmore Middle School Cafeteria. If you like company, join us for Happy Hour at Bronson Bier Hall from 5-6:45pm and we'll travel together to the Open House via bike or bus. susmo.org/carlin-sprin...

susmo.orgFinally Addressing Carlin Springs RoadAt long last, the County is looking at real, potentially major safety upgrades to Carlin Springs Road.  Carlin Springs Road is a major cut-through route for traffic, carrying 28,000 vehicles a day…
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It's time to finally make progress on Carlin Springs Road! Engage with this new Corridor Study on your terms - go to the in-person Open House on Tue 10/6 (with pre-meeting Happy Hour for those who are interested) or head straight to the online feedback form. susmo.org/carlin-sprin...

susmo.orgFinally Addressing Carlin Springs RoadAt long last, the County is looking at real, potentially major safety upgrades to Carlin Springs Road.  Carlin Springs Road is a major cut-through route for traffic, carrying 28,000 vehicles a day…
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Have you seen Arlington's draft transportation plan? The Curb Space priorities would be a huge leap forward! #1: SAFETY #2: Transit & Bike networks #3: People Access (bus stops, pick-up / drop-off). Make it happen - take action today! susmo.org/arlingtons-t...

susmo.orgNailing the Final Important Details of Arlington's Transportation FutureAfter years of work and several long rounds of public engagement, Arlington has a new draft transportation plan!  There is a lot to like in the draft, and our primary goal is to make sure it stays…
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More roads cannot be the answer to our transportation issues. NVTA has the money; they need to stop doing flawed analyses that lead us to flawed projects. Tell them we need to make bikes & transit viable, and make cars optional. susmo.org/nvta-transac...

susmo.orgTell the NVTA: Make Cars OptionalThe Northern Virginia Transportation Authority controls a tremendous amount of your tax dollars and doles it out to regional transportation projects. It is required by law to prioritize projects…
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Set the stage for 30 years of transportation improvements in Arlington. Help us get the final details of Arlington's new transportation right! A comprehensive network for bikes & scooters, safe accommodations during construction, and more! susmo.org/arlingtons-t...

susmo.orgNailing the Final Important Details of Arlington's Transportation FutureAfter years of work and several long rounds of public engagement, Arlington has a new draft transportation plan!  There is a lot to like in the draft, and our primary goal is to make sure it stays…
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NVTA just spent half of its budget of OUR tax dollars on new highways, putting an estimated 50-74 million additional vehicle miles onto our roads every year. Tell NVTA they have to change course and make cars optional! susmo.org/nvta-transac...

susmo.orgTell the NVTA: Make Cars OptionalThe Northern Virginia Transportation Authority controls a tremendous amount of your tax dollars and doles it out to regional transportation projects. It is required by law to prioritize projects…
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Make a difference in Rosslyn! Tomorrow (Thu 7/16) is the Rosslyn Transportation Open House from 7-8:30pm - give feedback on two great transportation projects! Meet up with fellow advocates for happy hour at Upside on Moore from 5pm-7pm and we'll walk over together! susmo.org/core-of-ross...

susmo.orgSupport Great Improvements in the Core of RosslynCome out to the Rosslyn Transportation Open House - learn more about and support two great projects in Rosslyn that would remake significant portions of Lynn St, Fort Myer Drive, and Wilson Blvd…
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Let's fill a major gap in the Arlington Boulevard Trail! The trail could eventually connect all the way from DC to Fairfax City. It would also bisect the "Arlington Loop" to create options for a "North Loop", a "South Loop", and the "Arlington Figure Eight". susmo.org/arlington-bo...

susmo.orgFilling a Major Gap in the Arlington Boulevard TrailThe potential for the Arlington Boulevard Trail is immense - the vision is for a trail connecting from DC, across the Roosevelt Bridge, stretching the full width of Arlington, and continuing through…
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Support the George Mason Drive Trail! This trail would dramatically improve north-south connectivity for people walking, biking, and scooting, and reduce conflicts with pedestrians! The trail will provide a safe, low-stress route to Wakefield High School! susmo.org/george-mason...

susmo.orgSupport a Life-Changing Trail on George Mason DriveOne of the highest priorities that came out of Arlington's 2018 Bike Plan update was the need for more north-south connectivity, and George Mason Drive was identified as the best corridor for…
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Transit funding is in danger of getting lost in the shuffle of the Virginia Budget showdown. Speak up and tell your legislators to fully fund Virginia Transit! Budget talks are happening NOW. Speak up NOW! susmo.org/va-budget-20...

susmo.orgFully Fund Transit in VirginiaVirginia leaders are locked in a contentious statewide budget debate, focused largely on data center tax breaks. Meanwhile, critical state funding for transit operations is in danger of getting lost…
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Help shape Arlington's legislative agenda for next year to break down barriers for safe, sustainable transportation. It only takes a few minutes!

susmo.orgHelp Craft Arlington's 2027 Legislative AgendaArlington is seeking input on their legislative agenda for next year.  In Virginia where state law largely governs the "rules of the road" and localities retain only the powers explicitly granted to them by the Commonwealth, these legislative agendas are important for defeating many barriers to sustainable mobility.  We think it is important to support bike safety legislation that nearly passed last year (allowing bikes to yield rather than stop at stop signs where there is no conflicting traffic, allowing parents to ride next to their kids, and allowing bikes to follow pedestrian walk signals so they can benefit from leading pedestrian intervals) as well as supporting a move toward the comparative negligence standard rather than Virginia's contributory negligence standard that stacks the deck against vulnerable road users.
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Arlington is updating its plan for parks and other public spaces, and there's a real opportunity to prioritize new trail connections and lighting more trails. Speak up now to make our trails better!

susmo.orgSpeak up for Better Lit, Better Connected TrailsArlington is updating its plan for parks and other public spaces, and there are some real opportunities to improve the plan for trails! If you've ever wished that more Arlington trails were safely lit, or that more trail connections were being made in the County, this is a perfect opportunity to reach those decision makers. So speak up today for prioritizing walking, biking and transit access to parks, improving trail connectivity, acquiring land needed to improve trail connections, and adding lighting to more trails!
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At long last, the gap in the Arlington Boulevard Trail between Glebe and George Mason Drive may be filled! The draft plan is good, but it could be better. Add your feedback by 6/21! No time like the present!

susmo.orgFilling a Major Gap in the Arlington Boulevard TrailThe potential for the Arlington Boulevard Trail is immense - the vision is for a trail connecting from DC, across the Roosevelt Bridge, stretching the full width of Arlington, and continuing through Seven Corners to Fairfax City. One of the biggest trail gaps in Arlington right now, is from Glebe Road to George Mason Drive.  This project would build an 11' wide trail along the South side of Arlington Boulevard for almost that entire section (for some reason a short stretch of 8' wide sidewalk is currently planned to be retained, and a portion will be built by the Goodwill redevelopment project), as well as providing a proper connection to the existing trail from the pedestrian bridge to Fillmore Street.
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Imagine a new trail on George Mason Drive, connecting to the Arlington Boulevard Trail, Columbia Pike Bike Boulevards, W&OD Trail, Four Mile Run Trail, Wakefield High School, and more! Phase 1 is moving forward, but it needs your support! Weigh in today!

susmo.orgSupport a Life-Changing Trail on George Mason DriveOne of the highest priorities that came out of Arlington's 2018 Bike Plan update was the need for more north-south connectivity, and George Mason Drive was identified as the best corridor for achieving that connectivity.  Out of that plan came the South George Mason Drive Multimodal Transportation Study, and out of that study came a fantastic project for building a trail along George Mason Drive from Arlington Boulevard to Columbia Pike.  This project is Phase 1 - future projects would continue the trail South along George Mason Drive to the County line! Arlington wants your feedback on the concept plan, and there is organized opposition (because parking, of course), so it's critically important that the County hears your support!  In addition to supporting the project, we have a few substantive comments on making the trail design safer and minimizing conflicts, so check out our suggested feedback below and weigh in now!
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Protected bike lanes, transitways, & trails are climate solutions. Tell NVTA to fund them, by May 17!

susmo.orgSupport Regional Funding for Excellent Arlington & Alexandria ProjectsThe Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (NVTA) controls billions of dollars in transportation funding for Northern Virginia.  It is currently accepting feedback on the 27 projects submitted by the various jurisdictions for some of this money.  Arlington has submitted 13 projects (the most they have ever submitted) - it is unlikely that all will be funded, so it is critical that we support the most important and worthy projects at the NVTA.
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Your bus, your train & your bike lane - regional funding can make the difference between better infrastructure now, or possibly never. Trails & transitways, and protected bike lanes in Arlington & Alexandria are on the docket. Act by 5/17!

susmo.orgSupport Regional Funding for Excellent Arlington & Alexandria ProjectsThe Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (NVTA) controls billions of dollars in transportation funding for Northern Virginia.  It is currently accepting feedback on the 27 projects submitted by the various jurisdictions for some of this money.  Arlington has submitted 13 projects (the most they have ever submitted) - it is unlikely that all will be funded, so it is critical that we support the most important and worthy projects at the NVTA.
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Carbon neutral transportation needs infrastructure. These Arlington & Alexandria projects shift trips away from single-occupancy vehicles. 5 mins of your time can help. Act by May 17!

susmo.orgSupport Regional Funding for Excellent Arlington & Alexandria ProjectsThe Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (NVTA) controls billions of dollars in transportation funding for Northern Virginia.  It is currently accepting feedback on the 27 projects submitted by the various jurisdictions for some of this money.  Arlington has submitted 13 projects (the most they have ever submitted) - it is unlikely that all will be funded, so it is critical that we support the most important and worthy projects at the NVTA.
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Imagine biking safely to work, school, or ice cream on the Arlington Blvd Trail or Custis Trail. NVTA can fund it, if we speak up. Take 5 mins to show your support before May 17th!

susmo.orgSupport Regional Funding for Excellent Arlington & Alexandria ProjectsThe Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (NVTA) controls billions of dollars in transportation funding for Northern Virginia.  It is currently accepting feedback on the 27 projects submitted by the various jurisdictions for some of this money.  Arlington has submitted 13 projects (the most they have ever submitted) - it is unlikely that all will be funded, so it is critical that we support the most important and worthy projects at the NVTA.
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Better sidewalks = safer walks to school. Arlington has 4 simple sidewalk gap-fix projects ready to move forward. TODAY (Mon 5/11) is your last chance to weigh in!

susmo.orgSupport Four Common Sense Neighborhood Sidewalk ProjectsArlington's Neighborhood Complete Streets program is a data-driven, community-driven approach to improving safety and mobility on Arlington's Neighborhood streets. Four common-sense sidewalk projects are on deck to move forward.  These projects seem so straightforward and basic - largely filling gaps in existing sidewalks, adding a sidewalk where none exist, or circumventing obstructions in existing sidewalks - that it doesn't seem like they merit an engagement process.  Nonetheless, if you have the time it is worth clicking through the online form to express your support for these projects that bring our streets up to the bare minimum pedestrian facility.
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🚨🚨Deadline: TODAY Mon 5/4🚨🚨 Support much-needed updates to Arlington's Vision Zero Plan - we can't achieve zero deaths and serious injuries on our streets by 2030 without faster projects, more and better tools for managing speed, and more enforcement.

susmo.orgSupport Needed Refinements to Arlington's Vision Zero StrategyArlington's Vision Zero Team is making some much-needed updates to our Vision Zero plan to help us achieve zero deaths and serious injuries on our streets by 2030.  The draft update doubles down on what's been working, and makes needed course corrections to improve efficiencies and focus on areas that need new approaches to succeed. We think the draft plan update deserves your strong support, and encourage you to share that support via the county's feedback form.
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Huge funding is on the line for trails, transit, and bike lanes in Arlington & Alexandria! 🚲🚶‍♂️ Support projects like the Arlington Blvd Trail and Eads St protected bike lanes by the 5/17 deadline. It takes 5 mins! #Arlington #Alexandria #VisionZero

susmo.orgSupport Regional Funding for Excellent Arlington & Alexandria ProjectsThe Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (NVTA) controls billions of dollars in transportation funding for Northern Virginia.  It is currently accepting feedback on the 27 projects submitted by the various jurisdictions for some of this money.  Arlington has submitted 13 projects (the most they have ever submitted) - it is unlikely that all will be funded, so it is critical that we support the most important and worthy projects at the NVTA.
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Four common-sense sidewalk projects are up for approval in Arlington! 🚶‍♂️From filling gaps to clearing obstructions, these updates are essential for basic pedestrian safety. It only takes a few minutes to show your support before the 5/11 deadline. 📋

susmo.orgSupport Four Common Sense Neighborhood Sidewalk ProjectsArlington's Neighborhood Complete Streets program is a data-driven, community-driven approach to improving safety and mobility on Arlington's Neighborhood streets. Four common-sense sidewalk projects are on deck to move forward.  These projects seem so straightforward and basic - largely filling gaps in existing sidewalks, adding a sidewalk where none exist, or circumventing obstructions in existing sidewalks - that it doesn't seem like they merit an engagement process.  Nonetheless, if you have the time it is worth clicking through the online form to express your support for these projects that bring our streets up to the bare minimum pedestrian facility.
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Arlington’s Vision Zero plan is getting a vital upgrade! 🚦 To reach zero traffic deaths by 2030, we need smarter construction detours, quicker safety projects, and tougher speed management. Support the draft update today! ✍️ #Arlington #VisionZero

susmo.orgSupport Needed Refinements to Arlington's Vision Zero StrategyArlington's Vision Zero Team is making some much-needed updates to our Vision Zero plan to help us achieve zero deaths and serious injuries on our streets by 2030.  The draft update doubles down on what's been working, and makes needed course corrections to improve efficiencies and focus on areas that need new approaches to succeed. We think the draft plan update deserves your strong support, and encourage you to share that support via the county's feedback form.
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🚨🚨LAST CHANCE! DEADLINE: TODAY 4/30🚨🚨 Speak up for concrete multimodal improvements to VHC's proposed Behavioral Health Center on Carlin Springs Road. We must give staff and visitors options to get there beyond driving!

susmo.orgMake Sure VHC's new Behavioral Health Facility is Accessible without a CarVirginia Hospital Center has proposed a new Health Wellness & Behavioral Health Facility on Carlin Springs Road.  This excellent new facility needs to do its part to support non-car travel, or it will cause further congestion on an already car-heavy corridor.
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⏰⏰Deadline: TOMORROW 4/30 11:59pm⏰⏰ Ensure that VHC's proposed new Behavioral Health Center makes Carlin Springs Road better, not worse. If non-drivint options suck, people will keep driving. Solutions: new trail, better bus stops, bike parking!

susmo.orgMake Sure VHC's new Behavioral Health Facility is Accessible without a CarVirginia Hospital Center has proposed a new Health Wellness & Behavioral Health Facility on Carlin Springs Road.  This excellent new facility needs to do its part to support non-car travel, or it will cause further congestion on an already car-heavy corridor.
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🚨🚨LAST CHANCE: Deadline TODAY Sun 12/7🚨🚨 Protected Bike Lanes or Parking? Streeteries or Street Trees? Where should bikes be prioritized? How about transit? Speak up & make sure the new Transportation Plan works for you!

susmo.orgArlington's Transportation Future: Phase 3The process to rewrite Arlington's Transportation Plan has reached Phase 3; we've moved out of the more esoteric visioning and goals, and into concrete plans for modal networks, curb-space priorities, and policies.  If you've been checked out, now's the time to check in! Don't worry - we've got suggested feedback to get you started!
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⏰⏰Deadline: TOMORROW SUN 12/7⏰⏰ Make sure the county's planned Bike Network, Transit Network, and Curb Space Priorities work for you! Will this plan get you where you need to go?

susmo.orgArlington's Transportation Future: Phase 3The process to rewrite Arlington's Transportation Plan has reached Phase 3; we've moved out of the more esoteric visioning and goals, and into concrete plans for modal networks, curb-space priorities, and policies.  If you've been checked out, now's the time to check in! Don't worry - we've got suggested feedback to get you started!
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🚨🚨DEADLINE: TODAY Thu 12/4🚨🚨 Take 10 minutes for the VDOT STARS study for Langston Boulevard! With FIVE Vision Zero Hotspot intersections, the need for improvements is great!

susmo.orgSustainable Mobility for Langston BoulevardVDOT has some draft "safety, operational, transit, and bicycle/pedestrian improvements" along Langston Boulevard between Veitch Street and Key Bridge. Some of the proposed improvements are great and deserve our support and others need to go back to the drawing board. The new raised crosswalks / speed tables are much needed, and separating trail crossings from turning traffic at the Intersection of Doom is a long-overdue safety upgrade.  The improvements at Lynn and the slip lane to Eastbound I-66, however, are inscrutable and counter-productive and the intersection most in need of a raised crosswalk isn't getting one? With FIVE Vision Zero hotspots within the study area, calming traffic and reigning in motor vehicle speeds must be a priority.
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Live or ride along Langston Boulevard? Now’s your chance to help make it safer. The VDOT STARS survey is open until 𝐃𝐞𝐜 𝟒 - fill it out and tell them you want safer trail crossings and protected intersections, no slip-lanes! 🚶🏻🚲 Take action today!

susmo.orgSustainable Mobility for Langston BoulevardVDOT has some draft "safety, operational, transit, and bicycle/pedestrian improvements" along Langston Boulevard between Veitch Street and Key Bridge. Some of the proposed improvements are great and deserve our support and others need to go back to the drawing board. The new raised crosswalks / speed tables are much needed, and separating trail crossings from turning traffic at the Intersection of Doom is a long-overdue safety upgrade.  The improvements at Lynn and the slip lane to Eastbound I-66, however, are inscrutable and counter-productive and the intersection most in need of a raised crosswalk isn't getting one? With FIVE Vision Zero hotspots within the study area, calming traffic and reigning in motor vehicle speeds must be a priority.
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Whether you walk, bike, take transit, or drive — Arlington's new transportation plan affects us all. Add your feedback to help shape a fair, accessible, sustainable transportation future.

susmo.orgArlington's Transportation Future: Phase 3The process to rewrite Arlington's Transportation Plan has reached Phase 3; we've moved out of the more esoteric visioning and goals, and into concrete plans for modal networks, curb-space priorities, and policies.  If you've been checked out, now's the time to check in! Don't worry - we've got suggested feedback to get you started!
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🚶‍♀️🚴‍♂️🚍 Want safer streets in Rosslyn? 👉 Take 10 minutes before 12/4 to fill out the VDOT STARS survey and support raised trail-crossings, protected bike lanes, and protected intersections, not highway on-ramp slip lanes. #VisionZero

susmo.orgSustainable Mobility for Langston BoulevardVDOT has some draft "safety, operational, transit, and bicycle/pedestrian improvements" along Langston Boulevard between Veitch Street and Key Bridge. Some of the proposed improvements are great and deserve our support and others need to go back to the drawing board. The new raised crosswalks / speed tables are much needed, and separating trail crossings from turning traffic at the Intersection of Doom is a long-overdue safety upgrade.  The improvements at Lynn and the slip lane to Eastbound I-66, however, are inscrutable and counter-productive and the intersection most in need of a raised crosswalk isn't getting one? With FIVE Vision Zero hotspots within the study area, calming traffic and reigning in motor vehicle speeds must be a priority.
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Deadline Alert: Online feedback for Arlington’s 30-year transport plan ends soon (Dec 7 at 11:59 PM). Don’t wait — share your feedback on the draft networks, policies, and curb-space priorities today!

susmo.orgArlington's Transportation Future: Phase 3The process to rewrite Arlington's Transportation Plan has reached Phase 3; we've moved out of the more esoteric visioning and goals, and into concrete plans for modal networks, curb-space priorities, and policies.  If you've been checked out, now's the time to check in! Don't worry - we've got suggested feedback to get you started!
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VDOT has proposed potential improvements to Langston Boulevard in Rosslyn, an area that has FIVE Vision Zero hotspot intersections, including the Intersection of Doom! Some of the changes are great, others need work. Check it out and weigh in today!

susmo.orgSustainable Mobility for Langston BoulevardVDOT has some draft "safety, operational, transit, and bicycle/pedestrian improvements" along Langston Boulevard between Veitch Street and Key Bridge. Some of the proposed improvements are great and deserve our support and others need to go back to the drawing board. The new raised crosswalks / speed tables are much needed, and separating trail crossings from turning traffic at the Intersection of Doom is a long-overdue safety upgrade.  The improvements at Lynn and the slip lane to Eastbound I-66, however, are inscrutable and counter-productive and the intersection most in need of a raised crosswalk isn't getting one? With FIVE Vision Zero hotspots within the study area, calming traffic and reigning in motor vehicle speeds must be a priority.
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Arlington’s streets could be more walkable, bike-friendly, and transit-ready — but only if we tell Arlington County what we need. Act now: review the draft and send your input.

susmo.orgArlington's Transportation Future: Phase 3The process to rewrite Arlington's Transportation Plan has reached Phase 3; we've moved out of the more esoteric visioning and goals, and into concrete plans for modal networks, curb-space priorities, and policies.  If you've been checked out, now's the time to check in! Don't worry - we've got suggested feedback to get you started!
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Your voice matters! Exciting new pieces of our draft transportation plan are open for feedback — from curb space to bike-lane priorities. Take 10 mins and make a difference today!

susmo.orgArlington's Transportation Future: Phase 3The process to rewrite Arlington's Transportation Plan has reached Phase 3; we've moved out of the more esoteric visioning and goals, and into concrete plans for modal networks, curb-space priorities, and policies.  If you've been checked out, now's the time to check in! Don't worry - we've got suggested feedback to get you started!
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Want safer streets, better biking & transit, and less reliance on cars in Arlington? Now’s your chance to speak up. Fill out the online feedback form before Dec 7!

susmo.orgArlington's Transportation Future: Phase 3The process to rewrite Arlington's Transportation Plan has reached Phase 3; we've moved out of the more esoteric visioning and goals, and into concrete plans for modal networks, curb-space priorities, and policies.  If you've been checked out, now's the time to check in! Don't worry - we've got suggested feedback to get you started!
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It’s time to shape the future of transportation in Arlington! Phase 3 of the plan is live — your input matters. Review the draft, submit feedback, and help build safer, greener transportation for all.

susmo.orgArlington's Transportation Future: Phase 3The process to rewrite Arlington's Transportation Plan has reached Phase 3; we've moved out of the more esoteric visioning and goals, and into concrete plans for modal networks, curb-space priorities, and policies.  If you've been checked out, now's the time to check in! Don't worry - we've got suggested feedback to get you started!
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If in-person meetings with maps are your jam, check out tomorrow's Open House on Arlington's Transportation Future. We're talking concrete stuff like modal networks & curb space priorities! Sat 11/22 1:30-4:30pm at Arlington Mill CC.

susmo.orgArlington's Transportation Future: Phase 3The process to rewrite Arlington's Transportation Plan has reached Phase 3; we've moved out of the more esoteric visioning and goals, and into concrete plans for modal networks, curb-space priorities, and policies.  If you've been checked out, now's the time to check in! Don't worry - we've got suggested feedback to get you started!
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What's the highest priority for scarce curb space? Transit lanes? Bike lanes? Rain gardens? Car storage? Speak up on this topic and many more - you can shape Arlington's Transportation Future! Open House this Saturday or weigh in online!

susmo.orgArlington's Transportation Future: Phase 3The process to rewrite Arlington's Transportation Plan has reached Phase 3; we've moved out of the more esoteric visioning and goals, and into concrete plans for modal networks, curb-space priorities, and policies.  If you've been checked out, now's the time to check in! Don't worry - we've got suggested feedback to get you started!
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🚨🚨LAST CHANCE! (Deadline: TODAY 11/16)🚨🚨 Choose Your Own Adventure: for a more inclusive, sustainable, diverse, and car-optional Arlington, click our Action Alert and take action today!

susmo.orgArlington2050: Updating Arlington's Comprehensive PlanArlington is updating its Comprehensive Plan, its long-range plan for livability and what the community wants to look like in the future. This is a big-picture document, and your opportunity to shape how Arlington grows and develops over the next generation. Join us to call on the County Board to create a Vibrant, Diverse, Sustainable, and Inclusive Arlington where housing is abundant and nobody has to depend on a car!