I-95N paving bet. mm 146 -148 in Stafford near the Pr. Wm. Co. line will cont. on Fri. night. Expect delays bet. 10p. Fri. until 7a. Sat.

— VDOT Fredericksburg (@VaDOTFRED) June 2, 2016


More than 38 million people across the U.S. will travel this Memorial Day weekend.

It is the second highest number of travelers expected to get out of town on the long holiday kick off to summer since 2005.


There’s a plan to spend more than $330 $23 billion on transportation improvements in Northern Virginia by 2040.

That plan is called “TransAction 2040,” and transportation planners want you to become more familiar with it. A meeting will be held from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday in Manassas Park where consultants from the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority — the agency that approves and doles ranks regional transportation projects making them eligible for state funding  — will ask a simple question: What’s wrong with your commute.


The annual Law Enforcement United Ride is expected to enter Stafford County after 3 p.m. today.

Participants in the annual bicycle ride to raise awareness of fallen police officers and funds for their families will spend the night in Stafford County. They’ll depart from their hotels on Thursday morning.


Those behind a study to expand Virginia Railway Express in western Prince William County say the region’s population numbers will explode.

The transit agency said it used statistics from the Prince William County Planning Office that show more 43 percent of the growth in the county between now and 2040 will be centered along a planned 11-mile extension of VRE’s Manassas line, from the city to Haymarket.


This post started by someone sending us a Tweet about improving congested traffic conditions the intersection at Interstate 95 and Route 123 near Occoquan. 

@PotomacLocal Occoquan needs improvements to the VA123/I-95 interchange so people can get there pic.twitter.com/FsaG6lJjf6


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