Traffic & Transit
Fairfax County Seeks Public Input On Proposed Bike Lanes, Crosswalks
The Fairfax Department of Transportation is asking for community input on proposed improvements in several districts in the county.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA — The Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) is proposing several new bike lanes and crosswalks and seeking resident input.
Three virtual meetings will take place in early November to present the plans, followed by a two-week survey to collect comments. Comments will also be accepted through phone and mail. Hunter Mill, Braddock, Mason, Springfield, and Mount Vernon are slated to receive improvements.
Hunter Mill District
Bike Lanes
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- Glade Drive between Reston Drive and Shire Court
- Glade Drive between Shire Court and Charterhouse Circle
- Bowman Towne Drive between Town Center Parkway and Reston Parkway
Meeting and Public Comment
- Meeting: November 3
- Public comment deadline: November 18
Braddock and Mason Districts
Bike Lanes
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- Government Center Parkway between Post Forest Drive and Waples Mill Road
- Heritage Drive between Heritage Woods Way and Four Year Run Drive (spanning both Braddock and Mason districts)
- Monument Drive between Government Center Parkway and Route 29
Crosswalks
- Braddock: Government Center Parkway and Federalist Way
- Mason: South 14 Street and Leesburg Pike
Meeting and Public Comment
- Meeting: November 4
- Public comment deadline: November 19
Springfield District
Bike Lanes
- Sydenstricker Road between Galgate Drive and Etta Drive
Crosswalks
- Springstone Drive and Springstone Way
- Sydenstricker Road and Arley Drive (including a pedestrian refuge island)
Meeting and Public Comment
- Meeting: November 9
- Public comment deadline: November 23
Mount Vernon District
Bike Lanes
- Fort Hunt Road between Woodmount Road and Belle View Boulevard
Meeting and Public Comment
- Meeting: November 9 (joint meeting with Springfield)
- Public comment deadline: November 23
“By presenting the proposals well in advance of the 2027 repaving season, FCDOT aims to gather community feedback and finalize striping proposals for VDOT consideration and approval,” FCDOT’s website states.
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