Fairfax County leaders learned Tuesday that it will cost nearly $100 million to provide parking for commuters who will trade their cars for a bus ride along soon-to-be-enhanced Interstate 95.
Virginia Department of Transportation officials unveiled the price tag to the Fairfax board Tuesday, and though the state is paying the cost, county supervisors argued that too much was being spent on parking and not enough to buses.
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