Stopping Sprawl and Highway Projects – Latest Happenings

Testimony: CSG CTP comments to PGC County & MDOT

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November 3, 2025 Hon. Aisha N. Braveboy, County Executive Hon. Edward P. Burroughs III, Prince George’s County Council Chair  Acting Secretary Samantha J. Biddle, Maryland Department of Transportation Wayne K. Curry Administration Building, 1301 McCormick Drive, Largo MD RE: Transportation priorities in the Maryland Consolidated Transportation Program (CTP) for Prince
VDOT map of 495 Southside study area

Press Release: Transportation Planning Board Votes to Remove Southside Express Lanes Project from Regional Plan

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During a meeting at the Transportation Planning Board today, leaders from DC, Maryland, and Virginia voted to exclude the controversial Southside Express Lanes project from the regional plan Visualize 2050.
CSG primer: Visualize 2050, our region's 25-year transportation plan

CSG primer: Visualize 2050, our region’s 25-year transportation plan

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The draft Visualize 2050 plan, our region's long-range transportation plan, has too many highway and arterial road expansions that will increase driving and climate emissions. We will miss our region’s goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030 – even if there’s a rapid switch to electric vehicles.
VICTORY! M-83 Highway is Removed from Montgomery County Plans

VICTORY! M-83 Highway is Removed from Montgomery County Plans

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Advocates spanning the generations celebrate our win at the Council Office Building on Tuesday, July 29!   On Tuesday, the County Council voted 10-1 to remove the unbuilt portion of Mid-County Highway Extended (M-83) from county plans.  This was a victory decades in the making!  Left on the books since the 1960s but

CSG in the News: County Council votes to abandon M-83 highway plan

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July 29, 2025 | Ginny Bixby | Bethesda Magazine An advocacy group that lobbied against the highway plan praised the council’s decision Tuesday in a press release. “Plans for M-83 were based on obsolete planning assumptions that are out of sync with what we know today about effectively meeting transportation