Arlington’s multimodal transportation plan emphasizes pedestrians first, sets corridor priorities
Sep 14, 2026
Mariela Garcia Goldberg presented the countywide multimodal plan refresh, describing a pedestrian‑first hierarchy, transit and micromobility priority networks, 22 supporting policies and a planned County Board adoption in fall 2026; members urged attention to accessibility and emerging technologies.
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Mariela Garcia Goldberg, the committee member representing the plan advisory group, outlined the Arlington Transportation multimodal plan refresh, which she said began in October 2024 and incorporates public engagement and advisory‑group input. “The number 1 priority in Arlington County from now on is the pedestrian,” Garcia Goldberg said, describing a policy framework of six goals supported by 22 policies and mapping of transit, bicycle/micromobility and pedestrian priority networks.
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