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Telework!VA is a program of the Commonwealth of Virginia's Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT) that provides hands-on telework support and training to employers in Virginia. Telework!VA offers up to $50,000 in financial incentives to businesses and non-profits in Northern Virginia and up to $35,000 in Richmond and Hampton Roads for eligible telework-related expenses. For more information on Telework!VA, please visit www.teleworkva.org.
Amtrak Virginia is a program developed by the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT) and Amtrak to provide more rail travel choices in Virginia. With the addition of the new Lynchburg service, and an additional roundtrip train from Richmond to the Northeast Corridor coming this summer, Amtrak Virginia service promotes economic, tourism and environmental benefits.
Fairfax County Department of Transportation is dedicated to encouraging and enabling people
who live, work or commute in Fairfax County to use public transportation, carpool, vanpool, walk,
or telework instead of driving alone. Call our Employer Services Program today to help improve your
Triple Bottom Line: People, Planet, Profit! (703) 877-5604
Loudoun County is a leader for commuting options in and out of Loudoun County. Visit Loudoun.gov/commute to find links to information about many commuting alternatives that will hopefully make your commute smarter, more economical and less time-consuming. Options include teleworking, commuter and local bus service including the new TYSONS EXPRESS service, carpools, vanpools, and bicycle to work alternatives.
This project will build fourteen miles of new HOT lanes (two in each direction) on I-495 between the Springfield Interchange and just north of the Dulles Toll Road. These HOT lanes will allow the Beltway to offer HOV-3 connections with I-95/395, I-66 and the Dulles Toll Road for the first time. When completed, buses, carpools and vanpools with three or more people, and motorcycles can ride in the new lanes for free. Vehicles carrying two people can either travel for free in the regular lanes, or pay a toll to ride in the HOT lanes. Tolls for the HOT lanes will change according to traffic conditions, which will regulate demand for the lanes and keep them congestion free – even during peak hours. In addition to providing new travel choices, this project will also make a significant contribution to the Beltway's 45-year-old infrastructure, replacing more than 50 aging bridges and overpasses, upgrading 10 interchanges and improving new bike and pedestrian access.
Virginia Megaprojects are a series of large-scale transportation improvements designed to ease congestion and provide you with new, better choices for getting where you need to go. Together, these Megaprojects will not only enhance our interstates, roadways and neighborhoods – they'll completely transform the way we travel in Northern Virginia.
The Washington Metropolitan Telework Centers (WMTC) is a network of fourteen telework offices that are conveniently located throughout the Greater Washington Metropolitan Area, sponsored by the United States General Services Administration (GSA).
The telework centers provide federal employees an alternative solution to commuting, rather than traveling to agency offices and/or working from home. Each center provides professional, secure office environments that are fully- equipped and offer reliable broadband internet. Additional center services include; VPN connection, on-site technical support, secure servers with backup systems and 24 hour office access. The centers are ideal for increasing productivity, reducing distractions and eliminating stress from commuting. Private sector use available, visit www.wmtc.org and www.gsateleworkcenters.org for more information.
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