Governor Bob McDonnell announced today that the Commonwealth Transportation Board sold more than $124 million in refunding bonds at a true interest cost of 1.38 percent, saving $25.8 million over the next 16 years.
Governor McDonnell Announces The Commonwealth Transportation Board Saves Nearly $26 Million In Refinancing Deal For Improvements
Virginia Lawmakers Announce Nearly $116 Million For Dulles Rail
Today, Congressmen Jim Moran and Gerry Connolly and Senators Jim Webb and Mark R. Warner announced nearly $116 million in Department of Transportation funding for construction of Phase I of the Dulles Metrorail project.
Private Sector Innovation Wanted For Transportation Operations Centers
Governor McDonnell announced yesterday that the Virginia Department of Transportation has initiated a procurement seeking private sector interest to operate, integrate and innovate the state’s transportation operations centers.
Weekend Ramp Work along Dulles Toll Road Through April
Beginning this weekend, a four month project will replace electronic equipment along the Dulles Toll Road ramps.
SoberRide Keeps More Than 2,000 Drunk Drivers Off Area Roads
Over 2,000 persons in the Washington-metropolitan area used the free cab ride service, SoberRide, this holiday season as opposed to possibly driving home drunk.
Drivers Continue To Dodge The Blame For Poor Decisions Behind The Wheel
Lake Wobegon. It’s a place, they say, where “all the women are strong, all the men are good looking, and all the children are above average.”
AAA Says Don’t Drink And Drive
During the last decade, the highest number of alcohol-related traffic fatalities occurred on New Year’s Day, according to a recent analysis conducted by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. As area partygoers and revelers prepare to pop the cork on New Year’s Eve celebrations this weekend, AAA Mid-Atlantic cautions them about the dangers of drinking and driving.
Darts And Laurels: A Round-Up Of The Absolute Best And Worst In Transportation During 2011
Let’s dust off two old Latin expressions - namely - Annus Mirabilis (meaning a “year of wonders”) and Annus Horribilis (literally, “a horrible year”) - that will prove useful in describing the best and worst in transportation in the Washington metro area.
Governor McDonnell Announces More Than $2 Billion Worth Of Road And Bridge Contracts Advertised In 2011
Governor Bob McDonnell today announced that the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) advertised more than $2 billion worth of construction and maintenance contracts during 2011.
Dulles Toll Road New Rate Goes Into Effect On January 1
A three-year schedule for new toll rates was approved by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Board of Directors in November 2009 after conducting a series of public hearings.

