If you're watching this video and planning on moving to the area, please reconsider. It's already waaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too crowded here with all the "beltway bandits" that want to make the big DC bucks and not pay the high cost of homes closer to the city. It doesn't matter what time of day you try and get anywhere in the area traffic totally stinks. Plan on a 20 to 30 minute drive to get anywhere in the area and that's on a weekday. Add a few minutes to that on the weekends when everyone and their brother are out and about. It's definitely not the same as it was back in 1973 when I first moved here and you could drive 555 - 65 mph from Culpepper to the I-95 onramp with no traffic signals. That certainly isn't the case now with every road loaded with traffic lights and drivers glued to their phones in their own little world while they wait on a light and finally realize that the light has changed when it's almost red again so the people behind them have to wait for another cycle. No, we for sure don't need any more residents in the area, if anything, a few thousand need to move away.
If you're watching this video and planning on moving to the area, please reconsider. It's already waaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too crowded here with all the "beltway bandits" that want to make the big DC bucks and not pay the high cost of homes closer to the city. It doesn't matter what time of day you try and get anywhere in the area traffic totally stinks. Plan on a 20 to 30 minute drive to get anywhere in the area and that's on a weekday. Add a few minutes to that on the weekends when everyone and their brother are out and about. It's definitely not the same as it was back in 1973 when I first moved here and you could drive 555 - 65 mph from Culpepper to the I-95 onramp with no traffic signals. That certainly isn't the case now with every road loaded with traffic lights and drivers glued to their phones in their own little world while they wait on a light and finally realize that the light has changed when it's almost red again so the people behind them have to wait for another cycle. No, we for sure don't need any more residents in the area, if anything, a few thousand need to move away.