Virginia lawmakers produce competing road plans

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RICHMOND — Virginia lawmakers are at odds over how to fund desperately needed roadwork in the commonwealth with the Senate pushing hard to raise the gas tax and the House looking to shift funding from schools and other services.

The competing plans to fund transportation sailed out of their respective chambers Tuesday during a hectic deadline day for the House and Senate to send bills to the other body.

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