Provide feedback on the Alexandria West Plan’s Transportation objectives, now through June 7th.

Virginia’s new State Trails Office is kicking off statewide outreach with a short survey on trail use and priorities.

Help shape the new open spaces coming to the Alexandria power plant site adjacent to the Mount Vernon Trail.

With so many hot takes flying around, we wanted to take a moment to untangle the project and share why WABA supports delaying the reconstruction of K Street NW and a return to the design table.

Share feedback on the future of the Anacostia River as DOEE prepares a restoration master plan framework.

Comment on proposed plans to improve safety and comfort of neighborhood streets in Arlington.

Share feedback on the New York Ave NE Vision Framework by May 24th.

Help DOEE develop a plan to restore the Anacostia River Corridor by addresssing habitat, access, recreation, & more.

Email the Council and tell them that they need to take a separate action to make an affirmative statement that the road diet at this trail crossing will be permanent.

As the Vision Zero Coordinator, you will find me tabling for Vision Zero around Wards 1, 2, and 6, hosting educational bike rides for youth, and organizing a block party to connect with senior residents over street safety

Help set the vision for a more bikeable, walkable and transit-accessible Georgetown at this kickoff workshop.

Hear updates from SHA on planned improvements to I-95/I-495 at Medical Center Drive.

Go vote, Virginia!

Looking for a fun new challenge on two wheels?

Tell the County Council how imperative it is to support the retention of a permanent road diet on Little Falls Parkway around the crossing of the Capital Crescent Trail and to fully fund the Parks Department budget needs.

The Maryland General Assembly passed several pro-bike and pro-pedestrian bills during the legislative session that wrapped up on April 10, 2023. We appreciate the legislators (and the advocates) who made this happen!

Remind the Mayor and her team that keeping people safe is always more important than parking, that bike lanes are GREAT for business, and that every delay means more crashes, more preventable injuries. Build it now and built it right!

Check out responses to our Fairfax County Board of Supervisor candidate questionnaire.

Data from the county and across the country is clear: police traffic stops perpetuate systemic racial injustice. People of color are more likely to be targeted by police for stops, more likely to be adversely affected by ensuing fines, and more likely to be victims of police violence at traffic stops. This is not an acceptable status quo.

We’ve got you covered with a full calendar of events to celebrate Bike Month. 

You did it — you testified, lobbied, signed petitions, and you rallied asking the D.C. Council to reverse the Mayor’s transportation cutbacks, and because of your efforts we made major progress this FY24 budget season. 

Help state and local governments build safe biking and walking networks.

Come chat, meet other community members, and share recommendations for making our region safer and easier to get around

Sign this public letter to the DC Council and Mayor Bowser urging new policies and action to cut traffic fatalities.

Come chat, meet other community members, and share recommendations for making our region safer and easier to get around

Provide feedback on the Visualize 2045 Project List to inform long-range transportation planning efforts.

Comment on the regional transportation needs of older adults, individuals with disabilities, & those with low incomes.

With the Council set to mark up D.C.’s FY24 budget now more than ever we need to tell them to don’t sacrifice lives on our roadways and invest in a sustainable transportation future for all. 

Wed, April 26th, we will be holding a press conference and rally on K street at 5pm.

During these past few months, our advocacy team was busy collaborating with partners and volunteers on the ground—racking up some major victories to make our transportation system more sustainable for all road users. Check out our winter roundup, which includes info on campaign updates, the building of new coalitions, upcoming events and actions, and more!

Join Hill Family Biking for its first family bike ride and celebrate the new C St. NE Protected Bike Lanes!