Transportation Trends for 2025

As we enter the new year, Arlington Transportation Partners (ATP) wants to ensure that you’re prepared to embrace new transportation choices in 2025. Arlington County has a wide breadth of options that make commuting easy, efficient, and stress-free. But because change is part of life, ATP is here to share the transportation trends you should be ready for this year so that you can continue offering the best benefits and amenities to your employees, residents, and tenants. 

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Looking Back at Champions 2024

This year, ATP celebrates 10 years of the Champions programthrough which we are happy to supportemployers, residential properties, and commercialproperties with implementing and expanding transportation options and commuter benefits. For a decade now, Champions have been working with ATP to increase the satisfaction of employees, tenants, and residents while also contributing to making the community more environmentally friendly. Whether they have achievedBronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum level,we’ll dive into some of the diverse accomplishments our Champions have made in 2024. 

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Our Favorite Podcasts and Books of 2024

At Arlington Transportation Partners, we believe in making the most of your commute. We encourage you to embrace a new story, learn something unexpected, or consider fresh perspectives as you travel to and from work. As you plan for your 2025 commute, here are our team’s favorite book and podcast recommendations for you to explore. 

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Arlington is a Top City for Walking and Biking

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Prepare for December Metro Closures

Starting this winter, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) will undertake an important construction project to perform maintenance on stations and tracks in Washington, DC. The project will begin on December 20, 2024, and is expected to be completed by December 31, 2024. During the construction period, several stations in Washington, DC that serve the Orange, Silver, and Blue Lines will be temporarily closed. While much of the construction will occur in Washington, DC, commuters in Arlington will also be affected, particularly those commuting into the district and those who change trains in Rosslyn.  

The goal of this project includes performing routine maintenance, such as replacing grout pads, updating fasteners and studs, and upgrading platform edge lighting. While the construction is underway, WMATA will offer commuters a complimentary shuttle service to connect the affected stations. Arlington Transportation Partners (ATP) is also ready to assist you and your organization with alternate routes and informative resources during this time.  

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