Springfield District Restriping Survey

The Virginia Department of Transportation's (VDOT) Northern Virginia Paving Program improves hundreds of miles of roads in Fairfax County every year. VDOT and the Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) use this program as an opportunity to increase safety for people who walk, bike, and drive with road and crosswalk improvements while minimizing the financial investment in restriping work.

Through the restriping program, FCDOT reviews VDOT’s draft repaving list and searches for opportunities to add new active transportation improvements through striping modifications. These improvements typically include bike lanes, crosswalks, and road diets.

FCDOT staff hosted a virtual public information meeting to provide an overview of proposed restriping projects in the Springfield District on Oct. 13, 2025.

A recording of the meeting, along with any shared slides, can be found here shortly after the meeting concludes. Residents have a few weeks to submit comments and respond to a survey about these proposals. The deadline to take this survey is Nov. 7, 2025.

Note: VDOT has not finalized its 2026 repaving list. FCDOT’s restriping proposals depend on VDOT repaving the respective roadways. If VDOT delays repaving any of these roadways, the proposed restriping will also be postponed. All improvements are subject to VDOT approval.

Springfield District Restriping Survey

Springfield District Restriping Survey

1. Are you in favor of adding a crosswalk at Burke Road and Kara Place, crossing Burke Road? In order to meet sight-distance requirements, 11 parking spaces (marked in yellow) on Burke Road must be removed.

2. Are you in favor of adding a crosswalk at Burke Road and Ticonderoga Court, crossing Burke Road? In order to meet sight-distance requirements, 10 parking spaces (marked in yellow) on Burke Road must be removed.

3. Are you in favor of adding a crosswalk at Huntsman Boulevard and Spur Road, crossing Huntsman Boulevard? In order to meet sight-distance requirements, 9 parking spaces (marked in yellow) on Burke Road must be removed.

4. Are you in favor of adding a crosswalk at Hampton Forest Way and the trail crossing near 5510 Hampton Forest Way, crossing Hampton Forest Way? In order to meet sight-distance requirements, 16 parking spaces (marked in yellow) on Hampton Forest Way must be removed.

5. Are you in favor of adding a crosswalk at Hampton Forest Way and Ashleigh Road, crossing Hampton Forest Way? In order to meet sight-distance requirements, 14 parking spaces (marked in yellow) on Hampton Forest Way must be removed.

6. Are you in favor of adding a crosswalk at Hampton Forest Way and Homewood Way, crossing Hampton Forest Way? In order to meet sight-distance requirements, 16 parking spaces (marked in yellow) on Hampton Forest Way must be removed.

7. Please use this space to add any additional comments regarding these proposals.

Springfield District Restriping Survey

Springfield District Restriping Survey

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1. Are you in favor of adding a crosswalk at Burke Road and Kara Place, crossing Burke Road? In order to meet sight-distance requirements, 11 parking spaces (marked in yellow) on Burke Road must be removed.

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2. Are you in favor of adding a crosswalk at Burke Road and Ticonderoga Court, crossing Burke Road? In order to meet sight-distance requirements, 10 parking spaces (marked in yellow) on Burke Road must be removed.

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3. Are you in favor of adding a crosswalk at Huntsman Boulevard and Spur Road, crossing Huntsman Boulevard? In order to meet sight-distance requirements, 9 parking spaces (marked in yellow) on Burke Road must be removed.

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4. Are you in favor of adding a crosswalk at Hampton Forest Way and the trail crossing near 5510 Hampton Forest Way, crossing Hampton Forest Way? In order to meet sight-distance requirements, 16 parking spaces (marked in yellow) on Hampton Forest Way must be removed.

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5. Are you in favor of adding a crosswalk at Hampton Forest Way and Ashleigh Road, crossing Hampton Forest Way? In order to meet sight-distance requirements, 14 parking spaces (marked in yellow) on Hampton Forest Way must be removed.

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6. Are you in favor of adding a crosswalk at Hampton Forest Way and Homewood Way, crossing Hampton Forest Way? In order to meet sight-distance requirements, 16 parking spaces (marked in yellow) on Hampton Forest Way must be removed.

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7. Please use this space to add any additional comments regarding these proposals.