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Service AlertsRosslyn Transit Center Bus Terminal Temporary Relocation: On Sunday, October 26, ART Arlington transit (Bus Routes 45, 55) will relocate to N Oak St between Key Blvd and Wilson Blvd from 6am-6pm due to the 2025 Marine Corp Marathon. Thank you for your patience and understanding. View all ART Alerts

Service AlertsART Route 55 - Detour: 10/26/2025 - Stops at N Moore St @ Rosslyn Station Bay A, Langston Blvd @ N Nash St (Westbound), Langston Blvd @ N Oak St (Westbound), Langston Blvd @ N Scott St (Westbound), Langston Blvd @ N Vance St (Westbound), Langston Blvd @ N Adams St (both directions), Langston Blvd @ N Cleveland St (both directions), Langston Blvd @ N Highland St (both directions), Langston Blvd @ Spout Run Pkwy (Westbound), Langston Blvd @ N Lincoln St (Westbound), Langston Blvd @ N Oakland St (both directions), Langston Blvd @ N Monroe St (Eastbound), Langston Blvd @ 3206 (Eastbound), Langston Blvd @ Kirkwood Rd (Eastbound), Langston Blvd @ N Veitch St (Eastbound), Langston Blvd @ N Rhodes St (Eastbound), Langston Blvd @ N Quinn St (Eastbound) and Langston Blvd @ Fort Myer Dr (Eastbound) will not be served between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM due to road closures from the Marine Corp Marathon. View all ART Alerts

Service AlertsART Route 45 - Detour: On Sunday, 10/26/2025 ART Route 45 will detour from 6:00 AM until 6:00 PM - Stops at N Moore St @ Rosslyn Station Bay E, Wilson Bl & N Oak St (Southbound), Wilson Blvd @ N Pierce St (Southbound) and N Nash St @ Wilson Blvd (Northbound) will not be served. View all ART Alerts

ART 25th Anniversary Proclamation

November 14, 2023

Pictured in front of our board members L-R are Hui Wang (DES Director of Transportation), Lynn Rivers (ART/ Transportation Bureau Chief), and Greg Emmanuel (Director of DES).

 

November marks the month that Arlington Transit moves into its 25th year of service in Arlington County.  During the county board meeting the proclamation was read which in turn marks the beginning of activities to come celebrating ART service to the community.  

Some highlights from the proclamation about ART’s value to the community:

  • ART started in 1998 with one route and now has 16 routes and over 2 million annual riders
  • ART connects residents with neighborhoods and meaningful transit connections
  • ART is an excellent, green (pun intended) travel solution that helps people reduce the carbon footprint generated by single-occupancy vehicles/personal cars
  • All buses are ADA-accessible which makes ART a valuable asset that allows our senior residents and people with disabilities to have independent mobility.

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