The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) maintains most primary and secondary roads in Fairfax County. Call their Highway Help Line at 1-800-367-7623 (FOR-ROAD) or place a work request on-line.
Less than 10 miles of public roadway are maintained by the Department of Public Works and Environmental Services under the Fairfax County Road Maintenance and Improvement Program (FCRMIP). Please note that no new roads are currently being added to the FCRMIP.
Many private roads are maintained by businesses, apartment/condo complexes, homeowner/civic associations or residents. For assistance in determining public or private responsibility for a road, please contact the DPWES Maintenance and Stormwater Management Division at 703-877-2800; TTY 711.
Our interactive Road Maintenance Map can tell you who owns what road easily. If you see a pothole or other road maintenance issue, you can find who’s responsible.
To report a gap in the sidewalk or to request a crosswalk, please contact the FCDOT Active Transportation Program by calling 703-877-5600, TTY 711. You can find more information on the Report a Sidewalk or Trail Gap webpage.
The Residential Traffic Administration Program (RTAP) works directly with communities to decrease the impacts of traffic and enhance safety in area neighborhoods. The RTAP program uses the following tools to achieve these goals:
- Traffic Calming
- Cut-Through Mitigation
- $200 Fine for Speeding Signs
- Watch for Children (WFC) Signs
- Through Truck Restrictions
More details can be found here.
Fairfax Connector schedules are available online or by calling 703-339-7200. You may also plan you trip using the Metro Trip Planner or calling Metrobus at 202-637-7000.
For information about parking restrictions and who to contact, visit our Parking Restrictions and Related Issues webpage.
VDOT maintains the traffic signals and can be contacted at 1-800-367-7623 (FOR-ROAD) or place a work request on-line.
Yes, Fairfax County owned park and ride lots and garages are free. However, WMATA lots and private garages cost money. Please visit our Park and Ride webpage for more details.
To report speeding issues on local roadways and request monitoring, please contact Fairfax County Police non-emergency at 703-691-2131, TTY 711.
Fastran is Fairfax County's Para Transit service and can be reached at 703-877-5600; TTY 711.
Visit the TOPS web page or call 703-877-5800; TTY 711.
TOPS provides subsidized transportation funds on an easy-to-use debit card for eligible older adults, persons with disabilities, and those with limited income who are residents of Fairfax County, the City of Fairfax, or the City of Falls Church. TOPS connects riders with a variety of transportation modes and options, enabling them to travel affordably, safely, and independently.
The taxi voucher programs (Seniors On-The-Go!, TaxiAccess and Dial-A-Ride programs) have been integrated to TOPS. The paper vouchers that were previously issued have been replaced by a transportation debit card.
You will still be able to use your subsidized funds for taxi services, but you will now be able to access other transportation options.
VDOT is responsible for most snow plowing. For more information on snow removal in the county see the Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services' Snow Removal FAQ webpage.
Contact the Fairfax County Schools Office of Transportation Services at 703-446-2000; TTY 711.
The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) handles these transactions. You can call the DMV at 1-866-368-5463 or 1-800-435-5137.