DVRPC Archives

Transit Planning Agencies Seek Residents’ Input in Once-a-Decade Household Travel Survey

Every 10 years, the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) solicits information from people in the Philadelphia metro area about their travel habits. This year's update, which also surveys communities in southernmost New Jersey, will help planners better understand travel demand in the region when seeking funding for infrastructure projects. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…

May 12, 2026

Government

Fatal Cyclist Crash Inspires Calls for Safety Improvements at Cuthbert Blvd.

Six hours after a Haddon Township woman was killed by the driver of a work truck while crossing Cuthbert Boulevard, another cyclist was struck by a driver turning into his lane of travel on the same roadway. Residents are calling for safety changes, but they may be years away. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…

April 16, 2026

Government

Pennsauken Reviews Camden-Burlington Connector Feasibility Study

The roughly 2.2-mile focus area covered in a report from Remington Vernick Engineers explores the challenges of constructing a cross-county bike and walking path traversing the Pemberton Industrial Track railroad from Maple Shade to Pennsauken and beyond. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…

January 9, 2026

Government

Collingswood to Construct Cycling, Pedestrian Bump-Outs in ‘Gateway to Downtown’ Project

The project will make permanent traffic improvements to an intersection studied previously in the Connect 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian master plan. The majority of the work is covered by a DVRPC grant, and it could be completed by the fall. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…

July 10, 2025

Transit Planning Agencies Seek Residents’ Input in Once-a-Decade Household Travel Survey

Fatal Cyclist Crash Inspires Calls for Safety Improvements at Cuthbert Blvd.

Pennsauken Reviews Camden-Burlington Connector Feasibility Study

Collingswood to Construct Cycling, Pedestrian Bump-Outs in ‘Gateway to Downtown’ Project

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