TranspoFairfax

Transportation Projects • People • Funding

Take the 5-Minute Tour

Welcome to TranspoFairfax. This guided tour introduces the major features of the platform and demonstrates how transportation information is connected.

Welcome

TranspoFairfax is more than a transportation website. It is a community transportation knowledge platform designed to help residents understand transportation projects, agencies, communities, funding, construction, and the relationships between them.

Estimated Tour Time: 5 minutes

Stop 1 — Transportation Explorer

Begin with the Transportation Explorer. Think of it as the front door to the entire platform. Instead of searching randomly, the Explorer lets you browse transportation information the way people naturally think.

Open Transportation Explorer

Stop 2 — Projects

Explore transportation projects from major corridor improvements to neighborhood sidewalk connections. Each project includes summaries, agencies, current status, related communities, and links to additional information.

Browse Projects

Stop 3 — Communities

Transportation affects every community differently. Browse Lorton, Laurel Hill, Mason Neck, Mount Vernon, Gunston, and Newington to see transportation from the perspective of where people actually live.

Browse Communities

Stop 4 — Corridors

Many transportation conversations begin with a road. Browse transportation by corridor including Lorton Road, Pohick Road, Silverbrook Road, Fairfax County Parkway, Route 1, Route 123, and others.

Browse Corridors

Stop 5 — Community Issues

Sometimes people don't know the project. They simply know the problem. Browse issues including congestion, pedestrian safety, construction impacts, trail connectivity, transit, freight movement, accessibility, and roadway design.

Browse Issues

Stop 6 — Agencies

Who is responsible? The Agencies Hub explains the roles of Fairfax County DOT, VDOT, NVTA, Fairfax Connector, VRE, Amtrak, FCPS, the National Park Service, and other organizations involved in transportation.

Browse Agencies

Stop 7 — How Everything Connects

One of the goals of TranspoFairfax is to connect information that is normally scattered across many websites. Projects connect to:

  • Communities
  • Road Corridors
  • Transportation Issues
  • Agencies
  • Funding
  • Construction
  • History
  • Future Planning

This connected approach helps residents understand transportation rather than simply locate information.

Stop 8 — Master Navigation

The Master Navigation System serves as the table of contents for the entire platform and provides quick access to every major section.

Open Master Navigation

Looking Ahead

TranspoFairfax continues to grow. Future enhancements include:

  • Interactive mapping
  • Transportation dashboards
  • Project timelines
  • Document library
  • AI-assisted search
  • GIS integration
  • Community collaboration tools

Thank You

Thank you for taking the tour. Our goal is simple:

Help residents understand transportation.

When transportation becomes easier to understand, communities are better equipped to participate in planning, ask informed questions, and help shape the future.

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