Traffic Calming

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Griffith Road - Completed

Phase 2 of Traffic Calming in Pimmit Hills

November 5, 2018 update: Installation is complete and three speed humps have been installed throughout the length of Griffith Rd. There are new traffic signs indicating the hump locations. Thank you to all those who voted or volunteered their time.

October 13, 2018 update: Installation of the approved speed humps has begun. Keep an eye out for changes along your familiar drive.

July 8, 2017 update: The traffic calming proposal passed with overwhelming support -- 85% approval. Thanks to everyone who cast a ballot!

At the end of May, residents of Griffith Road and several adjoining streets ("affected area") received a letter in the mail about community efforts to calm the traffic on Griffith Road. The proposal is to install three speed humps on Griffith Road, like the ones that are already on Pimmit Road. These are low and wide humps, the kind that you can drive over at 15 mph. You can park on them and plow them. The letter came with a self-addressed and stamped ballot to return to the County by June 26, 2017.

The proposal is to add speed humps to Griffith Road at these locations:

2047 Cherri Drive and Griffith Park
1926 and 1927 Griffith Rd
1862 and 1863 Griffith Rd

Fairfax County traffic studies show that Griffith Road gets a lot of traffic and cars are going way too fast. Check out the Griffith Rd Traffic Study.pdf

Proposed Traffic Calming Plan.docx

Letter to households in the affected area:

Picture of Pimmit Hills Traffic Calming Letter

Picture of Pimmit Hills Traffic Calming Map

Pimmit Hills

Pimmit Hills, founded in 1950, is located next to the Tysons Corner area in Virginia and is one of the largest communities in Fairfax County with over 1,640 homes.

Picture of the Pimmit Hills Entry Sign

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