VDOT News - Northern Virginia

CENTREVILLE – The Virginia Department of Transportation will hold a virtual public information meeting Thursday, Dec. 9 on plans to build a shared-use path along Compton Road (Route 658). This project aims to improve bicyclist and pedestrian safety, accessibility and connectivity to the Cub Run Trail system in Fairfax County.

The project will construct a ten-foot-wide shared-use path along northbound Compton Road from the Bull Run Special Events Center Access Road to just south of the I-66 bridge, and from just north of the I-66 bridge to a connection with the existing Cub Run Trail. The project also includes widening the Compton Road bridge over Cub Run to accommodate the new shared-use path. The portion of the shared-use path under the I-66 bridge is being constructed separately as part of the Transform 66 Outside the Beltway Project. The project is financed with federal, state and local funds.

Get Involved

In lieu of an in-person meeting, VDOT invites residents and travelers to learn more, participate in the virtual meeting and give feedback in the following ways through Monday, Dec. 20:  

• Attend the Thursday, Dec. 9 online Register at virginiadot.org/ComptonRoad or to participate without registering in listen-only mode, call 877-309-2074 (use access code 742-434-905). The project team will make a short presentation beginning at 7 p.m. and answer questions for about an hour after the presentation. In case an alternate date is needed, the meeting will be held Monday, Jan. 10.
• Provide comments via the online survey or by email to meetingcomments@vdot.virginia.gov.
• Mail comments to Ms. Hong Ha, P.E., Virginia Department of Transportation, 4975 Alliance Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030.

Meeting materials and the presentation will be available online at virginiadot.org/ComptonRoad, including the recorded presentation after the meeting.

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