Justin Lytle

Background

About Justin Lytle

I am a connector, strategist, and advocate for sustainable and accessible transportation solutions. My work revolves around building coalitions, bridging gaps between policy and practice, and crafting compelling narratives that drive meaningful change in regional transportation. Currently, I support the Transportation Management Association of Chester County (TMACC) by leading community engagement, outreach, and strategic initiatives that enhance multimodal transportation options in the region. Whether promoting bike-friendly infrastructure, advocating for public transit improvements, or facilitating carpooling initiatives, my goal is to empower individuals and organizations to rethink mobility—making commuting more equitable, efficient, and environmentally sustainable. My background in psychology, strategy, and organizational change has shaped my approach to problem-solving. From restructuring teams in venture capital to leading institutional shifts in student government, I thrive in spaces where complex challenges require collaborative solutions. Now, as I work to expand transportation demand management (TDM) efforts in Chester County, I remain deeply committed to innovation, accessibility, and long-term impact. I’m always open to conversations about regional planning, sustainable commuting, and mobility innovation—let’s connect and build something transformative together.