Wednesday, May 20, 2009
The Dulles Greenway wants more people to get in their cars Thursday for a charity drive that will give all toll proceeds from that day to several groups: the March of Dimes; the Loudoun Abused Women's Shelter; Fresh Air/Full Care, a summer camp program; Echo Works, a job program for the disabled; Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy; and the Greenway Scholarship Program, which awards college scholarships.
The 14-mile roadway runs from Dulles Airport to Leesburg and typically collects between $200,000 and $205,000 in tolls on an average Thursday, officials said. A spokesman for the roadway said the goal is to donate $210,000 to the charities. Representatives of the charities will be at the Ashburn Bagel Shop, which is offering free coffee all day.
Tagged: commuting, Dulles, Dulles Greenway, Northern Virginia, traffic, transportation
Maid To Please is offering LoudounExtra.com readers $25 off their first house cleaning, or $10 their third house cleaning.
• View all deals from Maid To Please | All deals
• $25 Off House Cleaning From Maid To Please! posted: 4/28/09
|
Search Deals and Business Directory |
Are you happy that the school year is over?
Comments:
Note: LoudounExtra.com does not necessarily agree with comments posted below — responsibility lies with the relevant reader alone. Peruse our reader agreement and privacy policy
Does this include SmartTag cars or just the cash tolls???
Posted by vanzal1 (anonymous) on May 21, 2009 at noon (Suggest removal)
That's about $60 million dollars a year (assume less than half on a weekend day; it's probably less). That's a lot of scratch.
Posted by dingus5 (anonymous) on May 21, 2009 at 1:55 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Yet they are losing money and ask the SCC to raise rates yet again!
Posted by bschweiker (anonymous) on May 27, 2009 at 12:38 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Dont have an account? Sign up!
Post a comment