Multimodal Grant Program
The Multimodal Planning Grant Program provides funding to train state, regional, and local staff, collect data, and develop implementable plans that advance context sensitive solutions; bicycle, pedestrian, and transit alternatives; compact urban design; access management; coordination of land use and transportation efforts; congestion reduction; and community visions of a balanced, multimodal transportation system. The program encourages intergovernmental cooperation, regional planning, public-private partnerships, and coalitions. Eligible applicants include the following:
- Metropolitan Planning Organizations
- Planning District Commissions
- Local governments
- Local or regional transit agencies
- Transportation authorities or commissions
PDF Documents 
Grant Awards
Completed Grant Projects in PDF
- Potomac River Commuter Ferry Service Study & Route Proving Exercise (2 MB)
- Route 3 Corridor Transit Study (5 MB)
- Route 419 Multimodal Corridor Plan (12 MB)
- Feasibility Study of Real Time Parking Information at Metrorail Parking Facilities (Virginia Stations) (12 MB)
- Route 15/Route 20 Multi-Modal Corridor Study (51 MB)
- Fauquier-Warrenton Destinations Plan: Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan (63 MB)
- Town of Appomattox Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan (973 KB)
- Employment Mobility Study (75 MB)
- Caroline County Transit Oriented Development Study (28 MB)
- New Kent County Barge Terminal Study (42 MB)
- Farmville Regional Airport Study
- Virginia Regional Transit Six Year Transit Development Plan (14 MB)
- Transportation/Land Use Connections Programs
- Town of Dumfries Plan (75 MB)
- Central Pulaski Transportation and Land Use Plan
- Richmond Road
- US 29/33 Multimodal Corridor Study
- Rappahannock Rapidan Multimodal Freight Study
- Middle Peninsula Operations Multimodal Freight Study (23 MB)
- Route 7 Corridor Study
- Examining The Effectiveness of Transportation Demand Management Strategies In Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- East Falls Church Land Use and Transportation Study
- City of Waynesboro Transit Feasibility Study
- Richmond/Tri-Cities Regional Intermodal Strategies Study
