Now that the Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) school year is underway, you may have noticed more vehicles on the roads around Tysons Corner Center during your morning and afternoon commute. Even if you don’t have kids in school, school arrival and dismissal traffic can affect your regular routes. The good news? A few small […]
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Fall is an exciting time for sports fans, and living in Northern Virginia means you can get to plenty of professional sporting events without having to drive. Taking Metro allows you to avoid game-day traffic, expensive parking fees, and the hassle of securing a rideshare. While there’s a perception that taking transit to a game takes longer, the travel time is often comparable when you factor in traffic before and after […]
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Have you ever walked out the door only to miss your train by seconds or found yourself waiting longer than expected at a bus stop? Real-time transit apps remove the uncertainty from your commute, so you can move efficiently and spend less time waiting. Why Real-Time Matters Transit schedules are helpful, but they don’t always reflect what’s happening in the moment. Delays, […]
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You don’t need a flight, a long weekend, or even a car to get away this summer. From waterfront cities to mountain views and charming small towns, there are plenty of easy day trips and weekend getaways to take across Virginia, DC, and Maryland; often in a few hours by train or transit! Whether you’re planning a quick day trip or a relaxed overnight stay, these car-free getaways make it […]
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There’s a lot to love about winter—the holidays, time with family and friends, and snow-covered landscapes. However, winter weather can impact your commute to work or other outings. This winter, the DC Metro area is forecast to receive more snowfall than average—around 6 inches or more than last winter (Source: NBC4 Washington). The good news? […]
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