Virginia proposes shifting construction funds to tackle $1.7 Billion highway maintenance gap

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Local News · Virginia · October 28, 2026

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As Virginia stares down a $1.7 billion highway-maintenance gap, the Commonwealth Transportation Board is considering a plan to close it by shifting funds away from construction and transportation projects.

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