Next Up: Hunter Mill, Providence, Braddock Districts, Tuesday, April 8, 7 p.m.
The second round of Fairfax County’s 2025 Paving and Restriping Program meetings is just around the corner—and we need your voice!
On Tuesday, April 8 at 7 p.m., FCDOT and VDOT will host a virtual meeting focused on planned repaving and proposed striping changes in the Hunter Mill, Providence, and Braddock Districts. Among the highlights are: a proposed bike lane on Dellwood Drive and possible crosswalk upgrades to improve pedestrian safety.
Every year, VDOT repaves hundreds of miles of roads across Fairfax County. That work creates a rare chance to add low-cost bike lanes and crosswalk improvements using existing pavement—no major construction needed.
But here’s the catch: those improvements only happen when people like you speak up. If you live, ride, or walk in these districts, this meeting is your chance to:
- Advocate for the Dellwood Drive bike lane
- Encourage buffered bike lanes wherever possible
- Push for safer, more visible crosswalks
- Ask questions and hold planners accountable
Virtual Meeting Details
- Microsoft Teams or Web Browser (Meeting ID: 295 018 366 781; Passcode: dZ32ic3f)
- Phone: 571-429-5982 (Conf. ID: 157 361 655#)
- Meeting Info & Schedule
Can’t attend? Email your comments to [email protected] with your district in the subject line.
Want to do more? FABB needs volunteers to help us monitor projects and advocate for safer streets. Contact us at [email protected] to get involved.
Let’s keep the pressure on—and keep building a safer, more bikeable Fairfax County.
