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Northern Virginia Transportation – How our Commute will Change

The area has seen changes in the transportation landscape over the last few years. Construction projects such as the Silverline Phase 2, I-66 Improvements and Metro infrastructure upgrades are adding vital new and improved infrastructure. These unprecedented times are threatening the funding needed to keep these and other similar projects moving forward. Further, how will the demands associated with our rush hour change in the short term and long term and what facilities will be best suited to meet those needs.

Join us on June 8 for a discussion that looks back on the progress we have made and forward into an uncertain future.

Speakers

Tom Biesiadny, Director, Fairfax County Department of Transportation
Rich Fernicola, Senior Vice President, Development, Brookfield Properties
Jason Stanford, Executive Director, Northern Virginia Transportation Alliance
Paul Smedberg, Chairman of the Board, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority

Moderator

Chris Tacinelli, President and Principal, Gorove Slade

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Event Date June, 9

Event Time 6:00am - 7:15am

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