Crosswalk, Traffic Signal Additions Planned For Ashburn Intersections

ASHBURN, VA — Loudoun County government is looking to make crossing the street and turning onto busier streets easier at more Ashburn intersections.

According to the county government, traffic signal and crosswalk additions at two intersections are in the design phase. These include the Ashburn Farm Parkway and Golden Meadow Circle/Summerwood Circle intersection and the Ashburn Road and Faulkner Parkway intersection.

Golden Meadow Circle and Summerwood Circle are side streets with stop signs yielding to the busier Ashburn Farm Parkway, which is a median-divided roadway. A design of the intersection includes sidewalk and trail connections. The intersection could have construction completed in fiscal year 2027.

Ashburn Road and Faulkner Parkway currently has a four-way stop. An intersection design shows sidewalk and trail segment extensions are planned. The intersection improvements are in the land acquisition and utility relocation phase and could have construction complete in fiscal year 2027.

The intersection upgrades are part of the county's Intersection Improvement Program. The program was created in 2017 to address traffic safety and operational issues and boost safety for all road users. Intersections targeted for the program typically involve arterial or collector roadways.

A few other Ashburn intersection changes being planned in the program are a new traffic signal at Claiborne Parkway and Dulles Greenway, turn movement restrictions at Claiborne Parkway and Marshfield Drive, signal tweaks at Loudoun County Parkway and Gloucester Parkway, and a new traffic signal at Waxpool Road and Ashburn Road.

See the status of other intersection projects on the county's project website.