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DASH needs your input on major bus changes for the Alexandria Transit Vision Plan

DASH needs your input on major bus changes for the Alexandria Transit Vision Plan

February 25, 2019
This page was published on February 25, 2019 and may be out of date.

Major Changes to Bus Routes in Alexandria Could be Coming Soon.


DASH wants to hear from you!

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Over the last year, the City of Alexandria, DASH and other regional transit partners have developed two different bus network concepts as part of the Alexandria Transit Vision (ATV) Plan. The public is invited to provide feedback on the bus network concepts this winter through a variety of engagement activities. The purpose of the ATV Plan, which began in 2018, is to redraw the city’s bus network to better serve current and future transit demand, and to better reflect community priorities for transit service.

The ATV Plan involves three rounds of civic engagement to ensure that the concerns and ideas of the Alexandria community are heard, recognized and incorporated into the development of a future transit network. The first engagement round was conducted in fall 2018 to define community transit priorities. The second round is being held this winter to receive input on the transit network concepts. Based on the input, final recommendations will be made later this spring and will be brought back to the public through a third engagement round in early summer.

How to Get Involved

The following are civic engagement opportunities that will be used to gain feedback regarding the transit network concepts.

  • Eight “pop-up” events at various community events and transit stations in February and March. Follow @dashbus on Facebook and Twitter to find out when and where we will be popping up
  • Three public workshops focusing on the transit network concepts (content repeated at each workshop):

Tuesday, March 5, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Hammond Middle School Library
14646 Seminary Road
Take the AT1, AT2, AT5, 8W, 25B or 28A to get there!

Wednesday, March 6, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Armstrong Recreation Center (Formerly Cora Kelly Rec Center)
25 West Reed Avenue
Take the AT9, AT10, 10A, 10B or 10E to get there!

Thursday, March 7, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Nannie J. Lee Center
1108 Jefferson Street
Take the AT7 to get there!
More information on the ATV Plan, network concepts, public workshops, pop-up events and the Metroquest Survey can be found online at dashbus.com/transitvision.