A regional transportation group unexpectedly delayed a plan to widen sections of Interstate 66 on Wednesday after a series of deadlocked votes pitted inner suburbs against outer-ring jurisdictions.
Members of the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board voted to postpone the road-widening on a portion of the interstate inside the Capital Beltway that is a key commuter corridor from Front Royal, Va., to the District of Columbia until Virginia officials conduct a broad-based study of environmental impacts and other possible travel modes on the roadway.
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