Convenient, Sustainable Transportation Options

Silver Line Station. Photo: Hugh Kenny

By focusing on moving people instead of cars, we can offer more affordable and equitable access to opportunities, drive less, be healthier, and reduce climate pollution. Our campaigns in Fairfax County focus on expanding Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and high-capacity transit along major arterials, fighting for greater transit funding, and working with Fairfax County and VDOT to build safer streets for people walking, biking, and taking transit.

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RELEASE: Four pedestrians killed in just over one day in Fairfax County. It’s past time we made our roads safer

RELEASE: Four pedestrians killed in just over one day in Fairfax County. It’s past time we made our roads safer

CSG and partners have been pressing the county and VDOT to redesign its roads, especially these dangerous arterials, to be ...

CSG in the News: Virginia Reduces Speed Limit On Stretch Of Route 1 In Fairfax County

May 22, 2023 | DCist | Jenny Gathright Sonya Breehey, the northern Virginia advocacy manager for the Coalition for Smarter ...
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JOINT STATEMENT: Fairfax County’s 13th pedestrian fatality in 2021

The Coalition for Smarter Growth, Fairfax Families for Safe Streets, and Fairfax Alliance for Better Bicycling are urging VDOT to ...

Fairfax County: Recommendation against mandate for 36 foot wide streets in residential neighborhoods

Fairfax County is becoming a leader in addressing the challenges created by the patterns of suburban development through transit-oriented development, ...

Joint Comments from Fairfax Healthy Communities Network on the Community-wide Energy & Climate Action Plan (CECAP)

Dear Chairman McKay & and Members of the Board of Supervisors, We, the representatives of the undersigned organizations, as part ...

Fairfax board votes to move forward on Seven Corners redevelopment

After hours of discussion and debate Tuesday that stretched toward midnight, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors voted 8-1, with ...

Arlington County Board cancels streetcar; Fisette cites “political realities”

The proposed streetcar would have run a 7.4 mile path between Fairfax County and Arlington, much of it along Columbia ...

Bi-County Parkway Means Traffic Solution or Fresh Mess

A new route through some of Prince William County’s rural north is pitched as pro-business and part of the area’s ...

Va. transportation board approves study that includes Bi-County Parkway

RICHMOND — A state transportation board Wednesday advanced plans for a controversial project to build a parkway connecting Prince William ...

Pageland Lane residents see renewal of old fight against Bi-County Parkway in Pr. William

Page Snyder, a longtime resident of Pageland Lane across from the Manassas Battlefield, points to where a proposed four-lane highway ...