Transit agency too slow, says supervisor

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The Virginia agency overseeing public transportation has failed to move forward with a study aimed at determining the best way to bring mass transit to Richmond Highway, one supervisor charged on Monday.

Mount Vernon District Supervisor Gerald Hyland said the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation has stalled the fully funded study, which he wants to accompany the planned expansion of the road to six lanes.

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