See below for the remaining line-up and join us if you can:
Note: We postponed our presentation to the Transportation Commission to better align with the upcoming Vision Zero Action Plan update. We will tentatively present at the meeting on June 30. Stay tuned for updates in the newsletter.
The report details the progress that Arlington County made on the 90+ action items set forth in Arlington’s Vision Zero Action Plan. The following infographic provides an overview of these activities in 2024.
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Langston Blvd & John Marshall Dr – Under construction
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Wilson Blvd & N Highland St Centerline Hardening – Project Sheet
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Wilson Blvd & N Barton St Centerline Hardening – Project Sheet
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N Williamsburg Blvd & N Harrison Centerline Hardening – Project Sheet
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Military Rd & Lorcom Ln Centerline Hardening – Project Sheet
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Clarendon Blvd & N Queen St/N Pierce St - Project Sheet
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Wilson Blvd & N Nash St- Project Sheet
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Fort Myer Dr & Wilson Blvd - Project Sheet
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Clarendon Blvd & N Edgewood – Project Sheet
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N Carlin Springs Rd & N Galveston – Project Sheet coming soon
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Wilson Blvd & N Oak St – Project sheet coming soon
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S Eads St & 23rd St S Centerline Hardening – Project Sheet coming soon
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N Carlin Springs Rd & 2nd St N – Installation in progress
- Wilson Blvd & N Danville St – Installation in progress, bollards coming soon
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N George Mason Dr and 9th St N – Construction completed!
Recent Pilot Safety Projects:
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The County will launch a Downhill Protected Bike Lane / Right Hook Conflict Safety Project Pilot in spring/summer 2025 to help reduce conflicts between drivers making right turns and bicyclists traveling downhill. Look out for details in next month’s newsletter!
The goal of the pilot is to reduce crash risks caused by uncontrolled left turn and through movements over multiple lanes of high-speed traffic on Route 50. Based on the results of this pilot project, Arlington and VDOT may consider implementing this treatment along Route 50 before construction begins on the permanent safety project in 2030. Look out for installation this spring.
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Spring 2025 – Install
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Summer 2025 – Monitor
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Fall 2025 – Collect Data & Feedback
- Winter 2025/26 - Identify Next Steps
Watch the Explainer Video
 Thank you to all those who attended our Walk and Learn earlier this month. Christine Baker, Vision Zero Program Manager, and Mary Dallao, WalkArlington Program Manager, led participants on a guided walk from Courthouse to Rosslyn, highlighting a variety of safety improvements the County made along this busy corridor. All event attendees received a free Vision Zero T-shirt featuring the County’s safety mascot, the Cautionary Snail!
 Are you a commuter?? There's still time to pick your pit stop and register for Bike to Work Day, taking place on Thursday, May 15.
Bike to Work Day is a great opportunity to try out biking to get to the places that matter to you, but with the help of Bike Arlington, free breakfast, and other goodies from local businesses. Plus, by registering, you'll enter into raffles and are in line to receive this year's collectible t-shirt. Learn more and sign up here.
Are you a student?? Vision Zero for Youth is hosting National Bike to School Day on Thursday, May 7. Join schools and communities across the country in encouraging students to bike or roll to school. Check to see if your child’s school is participating.
The City of Alexandria is conducting a safety study of seven (7) high-crash intersections along the City's West End including three intersections along Arlington County’s border (one of which was the location of an Arlington reported fatal pedestrian crash in 2023). Please use the online feedback form to share your thoughts and experiences by April 28, located on the project website at: www.alexandriava.gov/go/4794.
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