A half-mile path connecting Mount Vernon Trail with Long Bridge Park is now open to pedestrians and cyclists. The connector between the popular waterfront trail and Boundary Channel Drive is part of a long-anticipated set up upgrades near Long Bridge Drive and the I-395 interchange. The entire Boundary Channel Drive Interchange Project, which broke ground
State-funded safety improvements to the Mount Vernon Trail are one step closer to getting underway. The Arlington County Board is set to review on Saturday a memorandum of agreement with the Virginia Department of Transportation, the National Park Service and the Federal Highway Administration governing the roles of the respective agencies throughout the project. Some
Arlington County and the City of Alexandria are applying for a pair of grants that would bring significant changes to the Mt. Vernon Trail and a portion of King Street near Fairlington. The county and the city are supporting each other's grant applications to the Virginia SMART SCALE transportation funding program. Alexandria is asking the
Arlington County will be setting aside $1.6 million for improvement projects on national parkland in the crosshairs of a future pedestrian bridge between Crystal City and National Airport. The long-discussed bridge, dubbed CC2DCA, is about to clear a major milestone: completion of a federally mandated review of its adverse impacts to the environment and
Arlington County is in the early stages of designing a multi-use trail facility along Long Bridge Drive. Now through mid-October, the county is gathering input on how people currently use this corridor, which will inform designs set for public review next spring. The trail would connect a bike network through Crystal City to the future