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The day when the Washington area consisted of the District of Columbia and a collection of small suburban enclaves is long past. Today our metropolitan region is home to nearly 6 million residents, nearly 45% of whom live in Northern Virginia. Only about 12% live in the District of Columbia.
Northern Virginia
The NVT Alliance is the acknowledged leader in advancing a visionary, regional, multi-modal transportation network to create a better quality of life and greater economic prosperity for all.
The Washington Post just endorsed the Maryland Department of Transportation’s preferred alternative to widen the American Legion Bridge and connect it to new high occupancy toll lanes on I-495/I-270. This endorsement comes on the heels of the announcement of MDOT’s preferred partner Transurban to manage Maryland’s HOT lanes from the American Legion Bridge to the […]
The Maryland Department of Transportation has selected Accelerate Maryland Partners, led by Transurban (USA), as the preferred partner to build and manage the Maryland HOT Lanes from the American Legion Bridge to the ICC. “This $3.7 billion private investment is a major victory for our region’s multimodal transportation system and a critical step forward to […]
Alliance Applauds Maryland Selection of HOT Lanes as Recommended Preferred Alternative Today the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration announced Alternative 9 – two new HOT Lanes in each direction – as the recommended preferred alternative for the I-495/I-270 Managed Lane Study. “The Alliance applauds MDOT SHA for moving forward with the option that […]
Alliance transportation priorities superimposed on live traffic data
The Alliance is a business-citizen coalition focused on championing highway and transit projects of greatest regional significance.
Jason Stanford is the Executive Director of the Northern Virginia Transportation Alliance. He oversees the day-to-day operations of the Alliance including long-term planning, transportation policy analysis, advocacy, and community outreach.
Maggie Parker joined Comstock, a real estate development firm specializing in mixed-use, transit-oriented development, in 2010, bringing with her extensive experience in sales, public relations and communications.
Bob Chase is president emeritus of the Northern Virginia Transportation Alliance, a 1,000 member business-citizen coalition formed in 1987 to promote greater citizen awareness of and involvement in regional transportation issues.
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