(Stafford)- Drivers will be allowed to use a 10-mile extension of I-95 Express Lanes in August to travel between Fredericksburg and D.C., as part of the first phase of a $670 million project designed to help reduce congestion. The opening of the extension will give drivers 10 miles of new reversible high-occupancy toll lanes on the I-95 corridor. The extension will continue where the 95 Express Lanes end just south of Garrisonville Road to Route 17 in Stafford. It will be open to northbound and southbound travelers with an E-Z Pass or an E-Z Pass Flex.
