Virginia transportation officials on Wednesday rolled out fewer cuts to highway rest stops, ferry services and interstate maintenance than it had proposed to help close a $2.6 billion shortfall over the next six years.
Still, the Virginia Department of Transportation recommendations will mean a leaner list of services and amenities offered by the state, which is reeling from a loss of state and federal transportation revenues.
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