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Alliance Priorities

Transportation Priorities Impacting Prince William

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I-66 is the region’s most congested corridor with over 200,000 vehicle trips per day. The Alliance...

I-66 Outside the Beltway
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The Alliance recommends constructing a new facility connecting the Loudoun County Parkway with I-66...

Tri-County Parkway
Featured Image for Eastern Bypass / US Route 301

The Alliance supports constructing a limited access parkway between I-95 in Virginia to an upgraded...

Eastern Bypass / US Route 301
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The Alliance recommends the creation of a regional express bus network to provide direct connections...

Regional Express Bus Network
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The Alliance recommends completing the I-95 managed lane corridor by constructing additional...

I-395
Featured Image for Bi-County Parkway

The Alliance recommends constructing a limited access corridor extending the Route 234 Bypass...

Bi-County Parkway
Featured Image for Route 28

The Alliance recommends widening Route 28 to 8-lane limited access freeway between I-66 in Fairfax...

Route 28
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The Alliance supports WMATA’s initiative to upgrade to 8-car trains as the greatest immediate...

Metro Upgrades
Featured Image for American Legion Bridge

The American Legion Bridge is our region’s greatest chokepoint, making many Maryland and Virginia...

American Legion Bridge
Featured Image for I-66 Inside the Beltway

I-66 Inside the Beltway is heavily congested throughout the day and often on weekends. The Alliance...

I-66 Inside the Beltway

Additional Resources

Transportation planning is dispersed at multiple levels (state, regional, sub-regional, and local) and further by mode of travel. No one entity or level has ultimate responsibility for planning. More about transportation planning in the DC Metro Area.

State Level: Virginia

Additional Resources

Regional Level: DC Metro Area

Sub-Regional Level: Northern Virginia

Independent Organizations: Northern Virginia