WOODBRIDGE, VA The Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission (PRTC) Board of Commissioners has awarded Keolis Transit Services LLC a five-year contract to operate and maintain its OmniRide bus service in Northern Virginia. Keolis will begin operating the OmniRide service on November 1, 2020 and has already begun changeover…
MyLink is the new name for the OmniLink Teen Summer Pass, but regardless of its name the pass still offers the same great value for teen-agers! With a MyLink pass, teens can get unlimited local bus rides for three months for one low price. And once again several…
Gainesville OmniRide, a new express commuter bus route between Gainesville and Washington, D.C., will launch on Monday, November 4, providing the first direct bus service to the nation’s capitol from rapidly-expanding western Prince William County. To celebrate the start of a new route, the Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation…
PRTC is pleased to announce the start of Saturday bus service between eastern Prince William County and the Franconia-Springfield Metro Station as of September 14, 2013. This Saturday bus service is a three-month pilot program entirely funded by Virginia Megaprojects to address congestion on I-95 during weekends…
PRTC is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a second grant from the Potomac Health Foundation to continue providing qualifying eastern Prince William County residents with non-emergency medical transportation. PRTC’s Wheels-to-Wellness program provides participants with rechargeable payment cards that can be used for health-related trips in…
The Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (NVTA) will host a series of informational open house meetings and a public hearing on proposed projects to be funded under Virginia's landmark transportation bill, which is estimated to bring Northern Virginia $1.9 billion in new transportation funding over the next six years.…
Leading business and community groups in Loudoun, Prince William counties launch the Bi-County Partnership Partnership's first focus: support implementation of Virginia's North-South Corridor Master Plan and construction of long-planned Bi-County Parkway The premier business and civic organizations, representing thousands of employers and workers in Loudoun and Prince William…
Chambers Respond to Press Conference Opposing Bi-County Parkway Rob Clapper, President & CEO of the Prince William Chamber of Commerce, and Tony Howard, President of Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce issued the following joint statement today regarding misconceptions as to the proposed Bi-county Parkway: “The need for improved…
Virginia Senate Passes Transportation Funding Package With Senate passage of the transportation conference report, Virginia has its first comprehensive, long-term transportation funding solution in nearly three decades. The historic measure passed the Senate in a 25-15 vote. Of the legislators representing the Prince William area, Senators Colgan, Puller and…
Transportation Funding Sees Movement in Richmond Virginia's Largest Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Legislative Progress Yesterday, Virginia House and Senate Conferees crafted an agreement on a comprehensive, long-term transportation funding plan, which now moves to the General Assembly for a vote. Should it pass, this will be the first…
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