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• GREATER VALLEY FORGE TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION GVF PROUD TO CELEBRATE 20 YEARS OF SERVICE |
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3/8/10
MEDIA CONTACT: Carissa Bobenchik
610-354-8899
cbobenchik@gvftma.com
GREATER VALLEY FORGE TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION (GVF) PROUD TO CELEBRATE 20 YEARS OF SERVICE
King of Prussia, PA – Since its founding in 1990, GVF has worked tirelessly with area municipalities, large corporations, colleges and universities and state representatives in Chester and Montgomery Counties to increase mobility and decrease congestion throughout the region.
GVF is a transportation management association based in King of Prussia that offers a forum in which the business community and municipal, county and state officials can collectively work on transportation issues affecting the Greater Valley Forge area.
A goal of GVF is to enhance mobility and safety through the reduction of congestion and pollution. GVF helps to promote the area's orderly growth, sustain its quality of life and ensure its continued economic vitality.
Throughout the past 20 years, GVF has been a driving force for a number of projects throughout the region, including:
· U.S. 202 section 400 reconstruction project
· PA 309 reconstruction project
· Over 100,000 trips generated on GVF’s Corporate and Community Shuttles
· Partnered to install over 150 Bus Shelters in the region
· PA 73 reconstruction project
· Partnered to establish the transportation center at the King of Prussia Mall
· Continues to advocate to keep the region moving and growing
“It is truly a pleasure to come to work every day and know you can make a difference. Too frequently we say things cannot be done, but here at GVF, we strive every day to just keep things moving. Our first director, Peter Quinn, set GVF in motion and we continue to push the envelope and look for alternatives to get the job done,” said Rob Henry, GVF Executive Director.
“We have been able to work with so many great partners over the years and a lot of credit has to go to PennDOT who had the wisdom to give this program a chance and twenty years later it is stronger than ever,” he added.
For more information about GVF, visit www.gvftma.com. |
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