Construction will be coming to the intersection of Route 1 and Fall Hill Avenue in Fredericksburg, and transportation officials want your input.
The Virginia Department of Transportation tells us:
Traffic
Drivers should plan ahead for travel on Interstate 95 with planned daytime and overnight lane closures in the Fredericksburg area for Improve 95 program construction.
I-95 northbound and southbound will be reduced to one travel lane beginning at 10 p.m. each evening this week at various locations between exit 130 (Route 3) in the City of Fredericksburg and exit 136 (Centreport Parkway) in Stafford County.
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A motorcyclist was killed in a crash on Dale Boulevard on Saturday, September 11.
Prince William police tell us:
The Virginia Department of Transportation says these work zones could slow your commute this week.
Here they are:
An 80-year-old Gainesville man succumbed to his injuries after he was struck while riding an electric bike on a busy Prince William County street.
Prince William police tell us:
The DMV will resume walk-in service three days a week starting October 5.
Offices across the state have been seeing customers on an appointment-only basis since May 2020. The DMV continues to stress the success of operating by appointment only, stating it has conducted more transactions in person, online, and over the phone, than it did before the start of the pandemic.
Drivers who use the two-lane Butler Road in Falmouth should prepare for delays this week, as road crews replace a drain pipe.
The Virginia Department of Transportation tells us:
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If you live in Prince William County and haven’t already done so, it’s time to renew your license plates.
Starting Tuesday, September 14, the county will impose a $250 $100 fine on those who have out-of-state expired tags. We first told you about the new fine in July when it was approved by the Board of County Supervisors.
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Manassas Park residents may soon find they can’t park as many commercial vehicles on the street and their properties as they used to.
The City Council, also known as the city’s Governing Body on Tuesday, September 7, will take up proposed changes to the zoning code that would place limits on commercial vehicles.