I-95 traffic study shows Virginia on the hook for any attempts to fix

A graph showing the number of lost hours on stretches of I-95 with the southbound lane over the Occoquan River showing a massive spike. (Credit: Virginia Department of Transportation)

The stretch of Interstate 95 that runs just south of Washington D.C. is one of the worst in the country. And investigators with the state’s legislative watchdog agency have bad news about any future attempts to address the problem. Brad Kutner has more from Richmond.

*EDITOR’S NOTE: We’ve updated this story from a previous version to include comment from Transurban.

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