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Dulles Rail

The Commonwealth of Virginia and the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the Dulles Corridor. Click to learn more.

Below are letters prepared in response to the January 24, 2008 from the Federal Transit Administration regarding the Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project.

  • Governor Kaine's letter to US Secretary of Transportation Mary Peters (pdf, 1.60Mb)
     
  • Letter from Jim Bennett, president and chief executive officer of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, to Federal Transit Administrator Jim Simpson (pdf, 2.41Mb)

Click here to download supporting documents submitted to the Federal Transit Administration.

 

Secretary of Transportation - Pierce R. Homer

What We Do

The Secretariat of Transportation has the responsibility of developing and implementing Virginia’s transportation program, including policy and financial oversight for six agencies and a variety of major transportation projects.

Our mission is to ensure that Virginia has a transportation system that is safe, enables easy movement of people and goods, enhances the economy and improves our quality of life.



Transportation Issues

Secretary Homer recently sent a memorandum to Governor Kaine, members of the General Assembly and local governments regarding transportation finance.  Please click here to read this memo. 

At the February Commonwealth Transportation Board meeting Reta Busher, the chief financial officer for the Virginia Department of Transportation, provided an overview of the funding outlook for the six-year plan.  Please click here to view this presentation.

Six-year transportation revenues are down by $1.1 billion from a year ago.  These revenue shortfalls will result in a 44 percent reduction in funding for primary, secondary and urban highway construction, and a 10 percent reduction in transit allocations.

The Commonwealth Transportation Board will hold several public hearings to discuss revisions to the six-year improvement program.  Please click here to view the schedule and learn more about these meetings.
 

 
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