• Travel behavior of Arlington residents during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Data on changes in travel behavior and patterns of Arlington residents during the COVID-19 pandemic are available in the 2021 Arlington Resident Study. Information is available on telework, commute modes, non-work trips, and transportation needs. Click here to view the 2021 Arlington Resident Study.
• Commute travel in Arlington
• Data on the transportation modes used by Arlington residents for their commute is available in the 2021 Arlington Resident Study. Information is available on telework and the commute modes of Arlington residents as of February 2020, during the summer of 2021, and their anticipated commute post-pandemic. Click here to view the 2021 Arlington Resident Study.
  
  Data on commute modes and commute travel patterns of people who work in Arlington and Arlington residents are available in the 2019 State of Commute Arlington Analysis report. Information is available on the transportation mode chosen for traveling to work, commute characteristics (i.e., length and distance of commute, proximity to transit), telework trends, and availability and use of employer-provided commute assistance services. Click here to view the 2019 State of Commute Arlington Analysis report.
• Travel behavior in the planning areas in Arlington County
• Data about how people travel in the different planning areas in Arlington County are available in the 2021 Arlington Resident Study and the 2017/2018 Household Travel Survey. In these reports, the information is grouped according to several areas of interest in Arlington: Rosslyn-Ballston corridor, Route 1 corridor, Columbia Pike and Shirlington.
  
  Information about the transportation modes chosen for commutes and non-work travel, travel characteristics, and level of satisfaction with the transportation system are available in the 2021 Arlington Resident Study. Click here to view the 2021 Arlington Resident Study.
  
  Information about transportation modes for commute travel and non-work trips, trip purpose, and travel patterns and characteristics are available in the 2017/2018 Household Travel Survey. Click here to view the 2017/2018 Household Travel Survey.
• Biking and walking travel behavior, and availability and use of resources and information in Arlington County
• Data about Arlington residents’ use of biking and walking modes for commute and non-work travel are available in the 2021 Arlington Resident Study and the 2017/2018 Household Travel Survey. Data about use of biking and walking modes for commute trips of Arlington workers and Arlington residents are available in the 2019 State of Commute Arlington Analysis report.
  
  Information about Arlington residents’ biking and walking travel behavior for commute trips and non-work trips, reasons and frequency for using a bike for non-work trips, and barriers to using a bicycle for travel around Arlington County are available in the 2021 Arlington Resident Study. Click here to view the 2021 Arlington Resident Study.
  
  Information about Arlington residents’ use of bike and walk modes for commute trips and non-work trips are available in the 2017/2018 Household Travel Survey. Click here to view the 2017/2018 Household Travel Survey.
  
  Information about the use of bike and walk modes for commute trips of people who work in Arlington and Arlington residents are available in the 2019 State of Commute Arlington Analysis report. Click here to view the 2019 State of Commute Arlington Analysis report.
• Travel behavior of residents and tenants in buildings in Arlington County
• Data about the transportation modes used by tenants, and parking availability and occupancy in buildings in Arlington County are available in the 2018 Arlington County Residential Building Study Aggregate Analysis Update. Aggregated information is available on commute modes of building tenants, onsite counts for parking occupancy, and transportation modes for property ingress and egress. Click here to view the 2018 Arlington County Residential Building Study Aggregate Analysis Update.

An Application Programming Interface (API) allows developers to utilize data from a central source or agency and create applications that can analyze, visualize or compound data from the source.

We have a great collection of API and Technology sources located here.

Archived Articles

Looking for more resources about transportation demand management? Browse our list of previously published articles.