Prince William County is currently conducting a study that is looking into the use of individual bus lanes.
OmniRide Executive Director Bob Schneider recently participated in a virtual meeting of the Prince William Conservation Society. During his presentation, which was focused on public transit, Schneider revealed that the county is conducting a high-level study on the use of bus lanes to relieve traffic congestion.
Paolo Belita, who works in the Prince William County Transportation Department, says the study which is looking into the feasibility of Peak Hour Express Bus Lanes is focused on several corridors in the Dale City area, which could help to alleviate such traffic issues.
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