King Street work begins July 6 near Alexandria City High School
Project will add protected bike lane, expand bus stops and reconfigure lanes to improve safety for students
Road projects, transit updates, bike and pedestrian infrastructure, and transportation planning in Alexandria.
Project will add protected bike lane, expand bus stops and reconfigure lanes to improve safety for students
The changes, approved as part of the city's FY 2027 budget, mark the first increase to parking fines since 2007
Purchase from state rail authority gives commuter rail service greater control over infrastructure as it prepares for expansion
VDOT bridge work spanning the Fairfax County–Alexandria line will close a single northbound lane on weekend nights through Aug. 9, skipping the July Fourth holiday
A $1 million federal earmark secured by Congressman Don Beyer funds the overhead charging system at the West Alexandria Transit Center
The outcome of the study could reshape transit for four agencies — DASH Alexandria Transit, Fairfax Connector, ART Arlington Transit, and CUE Fairfax City — by identifying potential efficiencies and improvements through consolidation.
Drivers will be detoured to Duke Street as the Virginia Railway Express continues its multi-year overhaul of Alexandria Union Station
The $4.28 million median project aims to connect neighborhoods divided by Route 1
WMATA says weekend shutdowns for the second-entrance project are complete; the new entrance is slated to open next year
The advisory doesn't name the event, but the school is Croatia's World Cup base camp.
Free online event features Alexandria Vice Mayor Sarah Bagley and local transit officials from across Northern Virginia
City would convert a parking island on Clifford Avenue into green space; first community meeting is June 11
Two concepts would remove between 4 and 20 spaces; project is latest in series of Safe Routes improvements on corridor
The Abingdon drives and Madison Street, on the schedule since mid-May, return alongside a new Holland Lane segment
June 4 session will cover design, utility relocation and a construction schedule that runs through 2030
Officials and crash survivors gathered in Carlyle to celebrate a redesigned streetscape and a new round of enforcement; Assistant Chief Mike May said bicycle crashes are down 28% year-to-date