The GVF released their 2024 Annual Report, highlighting their commitment of driving change through smart, community-focused transportation solutions across the region. This year’s report reflects momentum in key areas—mobility access, environmental impact, and infrastructure improvements.
Here are some standout highlights:
- New Shuttle Launch: Conshohocken Cab debuted, serving 20 stops around town and connecting to SEPTA regional rail.
- Ridership Growth: GVF-managed shuttles saw a 20% ridership increase, totaling 13,350 trips.
- Sustainability Wins: These trips prevented 85.82 tons of CO₂, saved 16,186 gallons of gas, and cut 129,495 vehicle miles.
- Bike-Friendly Upgrades: Bike More, Drive Less improved cycling infrastructure in Lower Merion and Whitpain Townships.
- Safer Streets: Streets for All added new crosswalks and safety features in Phoenixville and North Coventry.
- School Safety: The My School in Motion program enhanced walkability and traffic safety in Upper Dublin and Spring-Ford school districts.
- Future Planning: Mobility hub and park-and-ride feasibility studies launched in Pottstown and King of Prussia.
GVF leadership is excited about the work over the last 35 years and the opportunities that lie ahead. “I am very blessed to lead this wonderful organization that still has so much work to do,” said Executive Director Rob Henry.
To learn more about how GVF is driving change through community-focused transportation solutions across Montgomery County and the region or to download their 2024 Annual Report report, visit GVF’s website.
