The Transform 66 Outside the Beltway project includes construction of 11 miles of paved trail along I-66, as well as connections to other trails and significant bike and pedestrian improvements at many interchanges along the corridor. VDOT and its private partner, I-66 Express Mobility Partners are working closely with Fairfax and Prince William counties, bike advocacy groups, homeowners associations and local residents to advance the design of these planned trail facilities.
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VDOT and the I-66 Express Mobility Partners team have worked to minimize the right of way required for the project while maintaining the most effective and viable transportation solutions for the 22.5-mile corridor. Outreach to affected property owners began in early 2017 and will continue as needed throughout the project.
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I-66 Express Mobility Partners will finance, design, build, maintain and operate the Transform 66 project under the Virginia's Public-Private Transportation Act. Learn more about this arrangement, as well as opportunities for contractors and other businesses to participate in the project.
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As part of the Transform 66 Outside the Beltway Project Comprehensive Agreement, I-66 Express Mobility Partners committed to
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The Transform 66 Project will be replacing and constructing new noise walls in many places along the project corridor.
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Learn more about project plans and construction progress on the project videos page.
As project construction completes, planting of grasses, shrubs, and trees will occur where feasible in the project limits. Plantings from approved VDOT and local government lists will be used, which includes native and other species appropriate for planting in the roadside environment. Planting will generally happen in the next available planting season following completion of work. Plantings will have a one-year establishment period.
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