The Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) is conducting a congestion mitigation and safety study for the Oakton area. This study originated from a Follow-On Motion authorized by the Board of Supervisors in response to the approval of the AT&T Oakton site specific plan amendment. The study will include:

• Transportation analysis to test the effects on congestion from enhanced, modified, and/or new roadway connections, lane configurations, and other improvements.
• Recommended improvements to congestion will also consider the impacts to the bicycle, pedestrian, and bus networks in the study area, including expected impacts to safety for all roadway users.
• Input from community members will help determine recommendations for near-term and long-term improvements, and the study report will provide planning level cost and implementation schedule estimates.

1. Chain Bridge Road/Rose Forest Drive/ White Granite Drive
2. Chain Bridge Road/3033 Chain Bridge Road Entrance
3. Chain Bridge Road/Jermantown Road
4. Chain Bridge Road/Blake Lane
5. Chain Bridge Road/Miller Road
6. Chain Bridge Road/Hunter Mill Road
7. Chain Bridge Road/Hibbard Street
8. Chain Bridge Road/Courthouse Road/Hill Road
9. Chain Bridge Road/Rosehaven Street
10. Jermantown Road/Elmendorf Drive/Commercial Entrance
11. Jermantown Road/3033 Chain Bridge Road Entrance
12. Jermantown Road/Borge Street
13. Jermantown Road/Blake Lane/Trevor House Drive
14. Blake Lane/Bushman Drive
15. Blake Lane/Hibbard Street
16. Blake Lane/Edgelea Road/Platten Drive
17. Courthouse Road/Edgelea Road
18. Hunter Mill Road/2940 Hunter Mill Road Entrance
19. Hunter Mill Road/Lynnhaven Place/Oakton Shopping Center
20. Hunter Mill Road/Mystic Meadow Way/Oakton Community Park
21. Chain Bridge Road/Oakton Shopping Center   

 Blue stars indicate 48-hour counts (approximate location)
 

FCDOT hosted a community workshop to introduce the Oakton Congestion and Safety Study on Nov. 13, 2025, at Oakton High School. Attendees had the opportunity to share ideas to improve transportation in Oakton, and discuss priorities for short- and long-term improvements.

FCDOT will present a summary of the ideas from the November workshop at a public meeting in 2026. For the meeting announcement:

• Check this page for an updated meeting announcement
• Follow FCDOT on Facebook
• Subscribe to Fairfax Alerts (select Transportation "Public Meetings and Events")