Quick Summary
The Transportation Explorer is the front door to the TranspoFairfax knowledge network. It organizes information by how residents naturally look for it: place, project, corridor, issue, agency, and learning need.
Why This Matters
Transportation information is often scattered across agency sites and technical documents. A connected explorer helps residents see relationships, locate authoritative sources, and move from concern to understanding and participation.
Explore by Place
Start with your community to see nearby projects, transit, roads, trails, recurring concerns, and regional connections.
Explore by Project
Follow individual projects through status, purpose, timeline, agencies, funding, community impacts, related work, and source documents.
Explore by Corridor
Corridor pages connect multiple projects and issues along major travel routes, rail lines, and multimodal networks.
Explore by Issue
Begin with a concern—safety, congestion, transit reliability, walking, bicycling, construction, freight, maintenance, or access—and discover the places and projects connected to it.
Explore by Agency
Find the organization responsible for a road, service, study, funding decision, or public-engagement process.
Learn and Participate
Use plain-English guides to understand terminology, planning, funding, project phases, and effective public participation.