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Promote Public Input on New Transportation Funding Requests BEFORE the Local Governing Body’s Endorsement February 19, 2024 - Active Prince William believes that early and proactive community involvement in the development of significant transportation improvement and planning projects would better integrate the community’s needs and preferences into the selection and scope of those projects. Presently, however, the Prince William Board of County Supervisors (and the local governing bodies for greater Prince William’s cities […]
Hoadly Road Needs Proper Bike Lanes February 18, 2024 - We recently learned that the Prince William County Department of Transportation will soon conduct a Hoadly Road Planning Study to identify priorities for funding and then building segments of a continuous shared-use path (i.e., a 10-foot wide asphalt sidepath) along Hoadly Road, between the Prince William Parkway (Route 294) and Dumfries Road (Route 234). Hoadly […]
OUR PRIORITIES
Active Prince William is presently focused on the following priorities:
- Improving the transparency, public-input opportunities, equity, and sustainability of local and regional transportation infrastructure decisions, by advocating for citizen multimodal transportation advisory commissions in Prince William County, Manassas, and Manassas Park
- Strengthening agency active transportation and trail programs in Prince William County, Manassas, and Manassas Park
- Improving the safety of vulnerable road uses by establishing strategic and data-driven local Vision Zero programs based on a Safe Systems Approach
- Improving local policies and standards for adequate bicycle parking accommodations at various types of community destinations
- Advancing Safe Routes to Schools programs
- Growing Active Prince William to become an effective and sustainable nonprofit advocacy organization
