Action Center

Call on leaders to invest in projects that put communities and people first, rather than highway expansions.

We’re hosting another drop-in working session to chat about the DC budget, share best practices for preparing your comments, and hear more about what you’ve been working on.

Three opportunities to speak up for a safer Alabama Ave

DC has many north-south protected bike lanes in Ward 2, but the lack of high-quality, east-west routes put people who bike in constant danger. It’s time to put Safety First on Q & R St.

Ask the council to use legislation and the budget to move this project forward this year.

Business owners are an important stakeholder for street safety redesigns. Join our campaign to remind business owners on Connecticut Ave that their customers get there by bike.

Sign the Ward 8 Bike Alliance and WABA petition to urge Ward 8 and DC leaders to make Ward 8 a safer place for people who bike.

The best way to ensure walkers, bicyclists, and bus riders have safe commutes is to fund safe infrastructure to change driver behavior, and to educate drivers on safety rules and regulations. We can start to move the pace towards investing in safe infrastructure by moving away from the dated status quo of relying on armed […]

“Sine die,” the close of the 2024 Maryland legislative session, is fast approaching. Bills that haven’t been heard and voted in committee within the next few days won’t pass the General Assembly before closing day, April 8th.

Ask the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) to prioritize Little Falls Parkway safety and green space by removing unneeded road pavement.

Marylanders: Take action to bring Stop as Yield to Maryland

Share comments on the Cherry Hill Road Bikeway project by March 26th.

Provide input on the Piney Branch Road Bike Lanes project

Provide input on the Flower Avenue Bikeway project.

Sign up to be a member of a WABA campaign group to support and enhance the safety and utility of the lanes

Take Arlington’s 10-question VZ safety survey and use the interactive map to flag areas of concern, through 4/30.

Alexandria seeks community feedback on preliminary safety, mobility & accessibility improvements on Eisenhower Ave, through 5/10.

Share feedback on Alexandria’s proposed safety improvements on S Pickett St (including bike lanes), through 5/5.

Arlington is set to redesign Gateway Park – share what you like and what you’d like to see, through 5/3.

Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (NVTA) is seeking feedback on its project list for future funding. Through 5/19.

Falls Church is a great place to bike through. Let’s make it a great place to bike around.

A weekly newsletter with actions to support biking, walking and transit in Arlington County.

Championing the implementation of best practices in people-centric urban design and planning.