CAC Outreach: Beltway HOT Lanes

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Tuesday, November 18, 2003

7:30 PM - 9:00 PM

George Mason High School
7124 Leesburg Pike
Falls Church, VA

Contact: John Swanson
jswanson@mwcog.org
202-962-3295

Should the Beltway Be Expanded With HOT Lanes?

A Public Meeting Hosted by the Citizens Advisory Committee to The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board

This forum will give citizens a chance to discuss current proposals to the expand the Beltway with High Occupancy Vehicle/Toll (HOT) lanes. Such lanes essentially allow solo drivers to pay a toll in order to use carpool lanes. The session will be moderated by Fairfax County Supervisor Catherine Hudgins.

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