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Supervisor Andrés Jiménez announces Capital Bike Share expansion in Fairfax County
Summary
Supervisor Andrés Jiménez said Capital Bike Share will add stations in summer 2026 across Fairfax County — including Annandell, Seven Corners and Baileus Cross Road — bringing the network to more than 100 stations and offering discounts to residents who rely on state and federal assistance.
Supervisor Andrés Jiménez announced that Capital Bike Share will expand service in Fairfax County in the summer of 2026, adding new stations in neighborhoods the transcript lists as Annandell, Seven Corners and Baileus Cross Road and raising the system’s total to more than 100 stations.
Jiménez, who identified himself as “el supervisor Andrés Jiménez,” said the program aims to provide affordable transportation that connects with nearby bus routes, shopping centers, schools and parks. He also said the program includes “descuentos significativos para los residentes del condado que dependen de programas de asistencia estatal y federal.”
The supervisor described local access improvements in Mason District, saying the area already has “más de 20” bike-share locations and pointing to nearby metro service and a Capital Bike Care initiative designed to help communities needing better access. He urged residents to visit Capital Bike Share’s website or use the mobile app to find bicycles and begin using the service. “Visite la página web de Capital Bike Share o use la aplicación móvil para encontrar bicicletas en su zona y comenzar a pedalear,” he said.
The transcript records no formal motions or votes on the expansion. The announcement in these segments serves as an informational update about planned service growth and a public outreach prompt to residents interested in using the system.
