Whether you work or live in Arlington you’re most likely familiar with the Metrorail operated by the Washington Metro Area Transit Authority (WMATA), but can you say you’re familiar with all the transit options the region has to offer? Arlington boasts a variety of options to get you to your end destination and while it can be overwhelming to navigate them all, ATP has got you covered.
The Regional Transportation Guide is designed to be a resource not only for Arlington employees and residents, but also for visitors to the area who are looking for the best way to get around. In addition to covering the transit services offered by WMATA within the guide, you can also explore regional bus and rail systems such as ART Bus or Virginia Railway Express (VRE).
You do not have to live in Arlington for the Regional Transportation Guide to be useful. The guide details several modes to navigate from Washington DC, Maryland, and the greater Northern Virginia area including Fredericksburg, Alexandria, Manassas, and more.
Starting in 2024, the IRS has increased the amount of pre-tax income that can be utilized for commuter benefits to $315. By utilizing your commuter benefits on one of the transit options detailed within the Regional Transportation guide, you can save yourself money in the long run. If you or your employer do not currently offer a transit benefit, consider reaching out to ATP for assistance.
Commuting in the region has never been easier and ATP is here to assist every step of the way. If you’re still not feeling comfortable with determining your best commute method, you can always fill out a commute planner to have a custom-made transportation plan made just for you by an ATP staff member. With the Regional Transportation Guide and ATP’s support, you are sure to be become an Arlington Transportation Pro.
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