Tell Us: How Can State Fix Route 28?

Virginia Department of Transportation officials will be looking at the best way to fix Route 28, the busy commuter route that cuts through Prince William and Fairfax counties.

The corridor heading from Manassas toward Interstate 66 near Centreville is of particular interest as a growing choke point for traffic, according to a WTOP report.

The $2.5 million study seek ways to address the congestion, but Marty Nohe, chairman of the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority told WTOP that the solution may not be more lanes.

"We're going to need a lot of community input," Nohe said. 

What do you think should be done on Route 28? Tell us in the comments section below!

VDOT recently approved $50 million to begin design, right of way and construction for improvements to the I-66 interchange at Route 28. Construction could begin in 2016.