703-877-5600
TTY 711
Lauren Delmare,
Active Transportation Program Manager
Fairfax County is updating and combining the Bicycle Master Plan and the Countywide Trails Plan into the ActiveFairfax Transportation Plan. Active transportation means self-propelled, mostly human-powered travel including walking, biking, rolling (scooter, wheelchair, stroller), hiking, running, and riding for transportation and recreational purposes. The plan will establish a vision and a roadmap for implementation of safe, convenient, and enjoyable streets and trails in Fairfax County.
On May 10, 2022, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors unanimously endorsed the Safe Streets for All Program, a comprehensive initiative to address systemic transportation safety issues for people walking, biking and using other forms of active transportation.
For more information about the ActiveFairfax Transportation Plan, contact the Active Transportation Team by sending an email at activefairfax@fairfaxcounty.gov or calling 703-877-5600, TTY 711.
The Active Transportation Plan introduces a framework for advancing active transportation that includes an overarching vision statement, goals, objectives that are rooted in the public feedback received in Spring 2021, previous planning efforts and initiatives, and best practices.
The vision statement will be used as a guide to help Fairfax County make decisions that align with its philosophy and declared set of goals. Goals reflect the desired result that Fairfax County and its partners envision, plan, and commit to achieve. View the final vision statement, goals and objectives (adopted Nov. 9, 2021).
Thank you to those who attended one of the 12 virtual community conversations in Spring 2021 as well as the hundreds of respondents who took time to respond to the survey. Read the Spring 2021 Outreach Summary and Report.
• View the recording of the Vision, Goals and Objectives community meeting.
• View the recordings of the Safe Streets for All community meetings.
• View all past meeting recordings and materials.
The next round of public engagement is expected in Fall 2023.
The project launched in the summer of 2020 and is expected to be complete by the summer of 2024. The project has been split into two district phases:
Fairfax County is continuing its efforts to prioritize transportation for all with its launch of the ActiveFairfax Transportation Plan. Active transportation is self-propelled, human-powered travel including activities such as walking, biking, rolling (scooter/wheelchair/stroller), hiking, running and riding.
Through collaboration with partners across the region, the ActiveFairfax Transportation Plan will:
The ActiveFairfax Transportation Plan will build off of and combine recommendations from the following documents:
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