Transportation and Climate Action
The transportation sector is the second-largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Fairfax County, accounting for about 43% of total GHGs. Learn more about what that means, how that relates to Fairfax County's climate plans, and ways to take action.
Electric Vehicles
Thinking of making the switch to an electric vehicle? Information and resources about buying or leasing an EV, types of EVs, charging options in Fairfax County, tax incentives, and more.
Charge Up Fairfax
Are you an HOA or COA looking to install electric vehicle chargers in your community? Learn more about the Charge Up Fairfax program and find out how to apply.
Fairfax County Commuter Services
Fairfax County Commuter Services (FCCS) is a Transportation Demand Management (TDM) program that advocates alternatives to drive-alone commuting for residents and employees in the county.
Active Transportation
Fairfax County Department of Transportation's Active Transportation Program works in coordination with other county and state agencies to improve transportation infrastructure such as bike lanes, sidewalks, crosswalks and trails and to encourage safe and efficient walking, biking, scooting and other active ways that people move around Fairfax County.
Sustainable Transportation Resources
Check out the resources below on switching to an EV and exploring multi-modal options that will have you driving less and riding or walking more. Need one in a different language or want to watch some videos? Visit our Resources for Residents webpage.
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