Two truck companies could soon be allowed to charge you more to tow your car in Prince William County.
Here’s a breakdown the of newly proposed fees:
Two truck companies could soon be allowed to charge you more to tow your car in Prince William County.
Here’s a breakdown the of newly proposed fees:
Virginia Railway Express (VRE) could face fines up to $25,000 a day starting in 2016.
This is one of the consequences that the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) could levy against Virginia’s only commuter railroad for not meeting full federal compliance standards with implementation of “positive train control” by the end of 2015, according to VRE spokesman Bryan Jungwirth.
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New information from the Prince William police has been released on yesterday’s accident.
Officials are trying to figure out how to keep PRTC buses rolling in 2017.
There’s been more talk, but not much action to address the looming $9 million annual shortfall for Prince William County’s transit system.
When you see flashing school zone signs this summer, you still need to slow down.
According to Prince William police, summer school is in session in several county schools until July 24.
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Route 28 in Bristow is being widened to four lanes.
Planners are talking about extending a walking trail that would join two National Parks in Prince William County.
According to VDOT, Route 28 between Bristow Village Boulevard and Battalion Square will be closed in both directions on Friday and Sunday night.
More on closure times from VDOT:
The construction project that has spelled headache for commuters for the past four years is complete.
According to the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT), the shoulder lane on I-495 has been opened.
VDOT stated that this has been done to improve driving conditions going northbound, when I-495 Express Lanes join the regular driving lanes.