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Tysons
Transportation Association
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The goal of the Tysons Transportation
Association (TYTRAN) is to serve as “Tysons’s one-stop shop for
transportation.” Since 1981, TYTRAN has worked tirelessly to
achieve an effective, coordinated transportation system that
supports the community’s economic prosperity and quality of life.
TYTRAN is well known for successful transportation solutions and
strategies that have been of tremendous benefit to Tysons Corner
businesses, their employees, landowners and the residents.
Through
events, publications, and website, TYTRAN provides the most
up-to-the-minute transportation information and solutions for Tysons
Corner businesses, residents, and employees. The association
provides vital advocacy for transportation improvements, appropriate
development policies, and implementation of effective transportation
demand management strategies, accomplished through timely and
informative meetings and forums and coordination with like-minded
public and private organizations.
For more information on TYTRAN, send us an email at
info@tytran.org or call
703-799-5394.
The Tysons Corner of the Future
Thursday, May 8
 In
March 2005, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors
authorized a Special Study of Tysons to evaluate the
area's transportation system and land use and created
the Tysons Land Use Task Force to consider the impacts
of four planned Metrorail stations on land use within
Tysons. After three years of intensive efforts the
members of the task force have developed recommendations
to guide the transformation of Tysons from a suburban,
auto-based environment into a vibrant, mixed use urban
environment with a wide variety of amenities, civic
life, and services. On Thursday, May 8 at the Sheraton
Premiere, you are invited to join TYTRAN and the
Committee for Dulles to learn how the Fairfax
County's "downtown" will evolve over the next
generation. Tysons Land Use Task Force Chairman, Clark
Tyler, will discuss where the task force is now, what
the recommended plan is likely to be, and when it is
expected. RSVPs are required by Monday, May 5.
CLICK HERE to RSVP.
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