Spring 2026 Envision Route 7: Phase 4-2 Feedback Form
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  • Envision Route 7

    Phase 4-2 Feedback Form (Spring 2026)

  • To complete the feedback form in another language, please use the drop-down list in the top right corner.

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  • Introduction and Overview

  • An image of the Envision Route 7 project corridor, highlighting that the current phase of study is focused on the area between Seven Corners and Mark Center/Southern Towers in Alexandria.

  • We’re working to make buses faster and more reliable on Route 7 between Tysons and Alexandria, traveling through Falls Church. Route 7 is home to the highest-ridership bus route in Northern Virginia and we want to make it even better. The 14-mile corridor travels through four local communities: Tysons, the City of Falls Church, Arlington County and the City of Alexandria. People living along Route 7 represent a range of nationalities, languages spoken and economic status.

    We want your input! We are building on planning conducted by the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission and Fairfax County along with other project partners to advance bus priority and bus rapid transit (BRT) between Seven Corners and Mark Center/Southern Towers in Alexandria. Last fall, you shared that you want improved bus frequency and bus priority infrastructure along Route 7. Now, we’re seeking your feedback on the bus priority features you’d most like to see.

    The Northern Virginia Transportation Commission leads the planning for the proposed Envision Route 7 BRT network along the route. For more information on Envision Route 7, please visit novatransit.org/programs/route7.

  • Travel Along Route 7 Today

    We want to learn more about how you travel along the Route 7 corridor today. Your answers will give us helpful feedback as we work to better understand existing conditions and the experiences and needs of transit riders along the corridor.
  • When traveling along Route 7, how do you typically get around? (Select all that apply)*

  • You told us in question 1 that you ride the bus.

    Please answer a few questions about your experience.
  • How often do you ride the bus?
  • Which bus route(s) do you regularly ride? (Select all that apply)
  • Why do you ride the bus? (Select all that apply)
  • What is the purpose/destination of your trips riding the bus? (Select all that apply)
  • If you have to transfer to get to your destination, what other service do you transfer to? (Select all that apply)
  • How satisfied are you with bus service now?

  • You told us in question 1 that you do not currently ride the bus.

    Please answer a few questions about your experience.
  • Why don’t you ride the bus? (Select all that apply)

  • Your Transit Priorities

    We heard in fall 2025 that among the many ways to improve bus service, respondents value frequency and bus priority infrastructure the most. Now, we are focused on understanding additional preferences that will inform future design for bus priority infrastructure. What types of design features would you like to see most? Please select one response for each of the following questions.
  • When walking to and waiting at the bus stop, I prefer stops that are:
  • To reach buses traveling in different directions, I prefer:
  • When paying for the bus, I prefer:
  • While riding the bus, I prefer:
  • Overall, when it comes to my future transit experience, the two most important things to me are… (Select up to two)

  • Keeping You Informed

  • What information would help you feel more comfortable with the idea of future bus priority infrastructure along Route 7? (Select all that apply)
  • What is the best way for the project team to keep you informed? (Select all that apply)

  • Tell Us About Yourself (Optional)

    Please answer the following questions to share a bit about yourself. The following questions are optional and intended to help us understand the community we’re reaching, evaluate our outreach efforts, and identify areas for improvement. All information will be kept confidential.
  • What is your age?
  • What gender do you most identify with?
  • Which of the following describes your race or ethnicity? (Select all that apply)
  • What is your household's total annual income?
  • How many vehicles are available in your household?
  • What is your current employment status?
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