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     2006 Virginians for Better Transportation Newsletters

•  2002 - 2030 growth trends predict increased jobs and population in Virginia, but will result in more transportation problems (12/12/06)
  


•  As U.S. population increases, motorists can expect longer delays resulting in more time wasted stuck in traffic (10/27/06)
  


•  Virginia Beach and Washington, D.C. receive grades of "F" for city evacuation capacities (10/17/06)
  


•  Virginians For Better Transportation Reacts To 2006 General Assembly's Failed Compromise On Transportation Funding (9/29/06)
  


•  VBT urges Virginians to demand immediate long-term transportation funding solutions from lawmakers (9/25/06)
  


•  New long-term funding is needed to solve Virginia's transportation funding woes, not the "reforming" of VDOT (again) (9/20/06)
  


•  Views From Around the Commonwealth (09/15/06)
  
  
•  Views From Around the Commonwealth (09/08/06)
  
  
•  Views From Around the Commonwealth (09/01/06)
  
  
•  Views From Around the Commonwealth (8/21/06)
  


•  Views From Around the Commonwealth (8/14/06)
  


•  Study shows Virginia motorists lose hours stuck in traffic congestion (8/3/06)


•  Views From Around the Commonwealth (7/25/06)
  


•  Virginia highway traffic increasing as travel growth outpaces addition of new lanes (7/17/06)
  


•  Views From Around the Commonwealth (7/5/06)
  


•  Views From Around the Commonwealth (6/30/06)
  


•  House And Senate Approve State Budget, Transportation Issue Remains Unresolved (6/23/06)
  


•  Day after six-year plan cuts transportation funding,  Virginia's budget stalemate ends (6/21/06)
  


•  Views From Around the Commonwealth (6/16/06)
  


•  Virginians Encouraged To Ask Senators To Remain Unified  In Fight For Long-Term Transportation Funding  
  


•  Views From Around the Commonwealth (06/09/06)