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Public Comments

Public comment on the projects under consideration for I-66 Commuter Choice Fiscal Year 2025-2026 funding is now closed. The information on these pages is provided for reference only.

The public comment period was open between April 12-May 13, 2024.

What is Commuter Choice?

I-66 Commuter Choice funds projects to improve the reliability and efficiency of travel along the corridor by moving more peak-period, peak-direction travelers and expanding the range of attractive travel options for commuters. Funded projects must benefit toll payers of the I-66 corridor.  

About the Proposed Projects

The 15 proposals represent transportation improvements put forward by Arlington County, Fairfax County, Loudoun County, OmniRide, Prince William County and the Virginia Railway Express. The proposed projects include transit service enhancements, incentives to attract more riders to transit services and improvements to rail stations. The proposed projects would provide travel options for commuters returning to worksites and some are capital improvements that would provide long-term benefits to I-66 corridor commuters.

About the Proposed Projects

The 15 proposals represent transportation improvements put forward by Arlington County, Fairfax County, Loudoun County, OmniRide, Prince William County and the Virginia Railway Express. The proposed projects include transit service enhancements, incentives to attract more riders to transit services and improvements to rail stations. The proposed projects would provide travel options for commuters returning to worksites and some are capital improvements that would provide long-term benefits to I-66 corridor commuters.

How to Submit Comments

The public comment period was open between April 12-May 13, 2024. The comment period is now closed. Comments were accepted via the methods below:

  • Completing a feedback form online. 
  • Sending an email with 500 words or less to commuterchoice@novatransit.org. You may also contact us at this address with any questions you have about the projects under consideration for funding. 
  • Providing public testimony by leaving a voicemail message (up to 3 minutes) at (571) 721-1451.* 

All feedback will be shared with NVTC’s Commissioners prior to approval of a program of projects. 

* Individuals wishing to provide testimony via voicemail message will be allowed up to three minutes to provide recorded testimony. All testimony will be transcribed and submitted into the public record. 

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