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Meeting Planned to Discuss Capital Bikeshare Expansion

With about 30 new Capital Bikeshare stations planned for the Rosslyn-Ballston corridor over the next 6-12 months, the county is seeking input as to where exactly the new stations should go.

Planners have already identified 33 potential CaBi expansion sites throughout the corridor. They have now scheduled a public meeting to discuss the proposed station locations and to gather additional location suggestions. The selection criteria for new stations stipulate that the stations get 4+ hours of direct sunlight daily, be on flat ground and avoid creating “a dangerous situation for street users,” among other requirements.

The meeting will be held at 7:00 p.m. on June 27 , in the Cherry/Dogwood rooms of the county government building at 2100 Clarendon Boulevard.

A list of the proposed station locations, after the jump.

  1. Meade and Arlington Blvd (Rosslyn)
  2. Queen and Arlington Blvd (Rosslyn)
  3. Key and Quinn (Rosslyn)
  4. 15th and Scott (Courthouse)
  5. Wilson and Uhle (Courthouse)
  6. 15th and Veitch (Courthouse)
  7. Veitch and Key (Courthouse)
  8. Veitch and 20th (Courthouse)
  9. Adams and Clarendon (Courthouse)
  10. Adams and Lee (Courthouse)
  11. Franklin and Wilson (Courthouse)
  12. Fairfax and Danville (Courthouse)
  13. Lee and Calvert (Courthouse)
  14. Wilson and Edgewood (Clarendon)
  15. Fillmore and Clarendon (Clarendon)
  16. Fillmore and Washington (Clarendon)
  17. Highland and Wilson (Clarendon)
  18. 13th and Hartford (Clarendon)
  19. Lee and Custis Trail (Clarendon)
  20. Fairfax and Washington (Clarendon)
  21. Fairfax and Kenmore (Virginia Square)
  22. Monroe and 9th (Virginia Square)
  23. Wilson and Oakland (Virginia Square)
  24. Pershing and Glebe (Virginia Square)
  25. Quincy and 10th (Virginia Square)
  26. Quincy and Wilson (Virginia Square)
  27. Quincy and Glebe (Ballston)
  28. Pershing and George Mason (Ballston)
  29. Fairfax and Randolph (Ballston)
  30. Stuart and 9th (Ballston)
  31. Henderson and George Mason (Ballston)
  32. Wilson and Glebe (Ballston)
  33. Fairfax and Glebe (Ballston)

Map via Arlington County

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