Current projects
There’s always something going on in the Washington, D.C. metro area. You shouldn’t miss out on a single thing because of traffic. New Express Lanes projects are paving the way for easier travel to get you from here to there.
All you’ll need to travel these new Lanes once they’re open is an E-ZPass® or E-ZPass® Flex. Head over to Learn the Lanes for more on how you can travel along the Express Lanes.
95 Express Lanes Fredericksburg Extension (Fred Ex)
There’s a lot in motion as we drive toward the Fred Ex opening on August 18, 2023. The extension will pick up where the 95 Express Lanes currently end, just past Route 610 in Stafford County, and extend to near Route 17.
This will create a connected corridor that’ll run for nearly 50 miles from Fredericksburg to the D.C. line. Talk about really being able to go the extra mile.
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495 Express Lanes Northern Extension
Just north of Tysons, driving can be tricky. So we’ve put our heads together with Virginia to find a better way. We’re getting ready to begin construction on a 2 mile extension of the 495 Express Lanes north toward the American Legion Bridge with new connections to the Dulles Toll Road and George Washington Memorial Parkway.
We know you travel better with more choices. As part of this project, we’re planning to invest $2.2 million annually which will support new bus service between Maryland and Virginia.
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95 Express Lanes ramp to Opitz Boulevard
As part of the development agreement we reached with Virginia, we are working to add a new access point to the 95 Express Lanes in Prince William County. A reversible ramp will connect the Lanes to Opitz Boulevard and offer access to nearby sites like Potomac Mills, Sentara Virginia Medical Center and Stonebridge at Potomac Town Center.