(Richmond)- Thanks to a federal grant, Virginia is getting 165-million dollars for its Atlantic Gateway program, a set of rail, highway and bridge projects meant to ease some of the worst travel bottlenecks on the East Coast. Much of the spending would be on projects in Northern Virginia, including extending the I-95 Express Lanes to route 17 in Stafford and construction of a new southbound bridge on I-95 across the Rappahannock River. 