LORTON , Va. — One man was pronounced dead after he was ejected from a car traveling on Interstate 95 at 5:48 this morning. A Honda sedan was traveling near Lorton at the 164 mile post when it ran off the right side of the highway and flipped over and the passenger ejected.
The victim was taken to Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center where he later died.
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. — âImmature,â âunfounded,â and âfrivolous spending,â were some of the comments Mark Dudenhefer heard when he wanted to improve Stafford Countyâs antiquated roads.
In 2004, his 17-year-old daughter Emily was killed in a car crash on Mountain View Road. Nine years later, Stafford County celebrated the implementation of new road fixes following a $70 million voter-approved road bond passed in 2008. The very road on which Emily lost her life will be improved to help prevent others, including more than 400 student drivers at Mountain View High School, from being injured or killed in car crashes.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — A decision whether or not to endorse an outer beltway in Prince William County will have to wait.
DUMFRIES, Va. — Brian Gudmundson rode his bike to work on Friday.
It was Bike to Work Day in the Washington area, and he rode his all the way from Frederickburg to his office at Quantico. Along the way, he rode into a rest stop at the Dumfries Community Center next to Town Hall where water, snacks, and goodies like free âBike to Workâ t-shirts and water bottles were waiting for him.
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. — An accident involving a dump truck, a mail delivery vehicle, a Ford Taurus and a Nissan pick-up truck snarled traffic on Garrisonville Road and Green Acre Drive during rush hour today. A Stafford County deputy talks with both the truck drivers. [Mary Davidson / PotomacLocalNews.com]
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All lanes of Interstate 95 are open following the crash.
QUANTICO, Va. — Drivers can expect delays tonight and tomorrow night on Interstate 95 south at Joplin Road.
More in a press release from Virginia Megaprojects.
Some area Boy Scouts lent a helping had to improve the scenery along Interstate 95 in Stafford County.
STAFFORD, Va. — After Delegate Mark Dudenhefer stood behind Virginiaâs governor and voted for an $800 million transportation reform package last winter, Stafford County will receive some of the spoils.
In a press release today, Dudenhefer, R-Stafford, Woodbridge, outlined $268 million in new transportation funds coming to the county as part of the deal. With it, Stafford Countyâs six-year transportation plan will be updated to reflect the changes.
