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By JAN LAVALLEY
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Despite efforts by the Virginia Department of Transportation and local authorities accident statistics for Route 729 in Rappahannock and Culpeper counties continue to mount.
Bob Moore, resident engineer for VDOT in this district, was present at the Board of Supervisors meeting Monday to hear residents complaints about the road. His department will determine if added signage, changing the road conditions or other factors will help to make the road safer.
“For a number of years we (VDOT and Rappahannock citizens) have talked about changes to Route 729. The site of the most recent tragic accident is one of the places we go to look at what happened in these accidents and see what can be done there ta help travel “thfoaprftet areflerpwtetriarly at night,”
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