The Sept. 26 story 'VDOT approves connector road for arena' contained two factual inaccuracies:
The connector will be a 25 mph road, not 35 mph.
The article also suggested that Massie would close permanently, but, in fact, it will close only on occasions where there is an event in the arena.
Clarification
Glatting Jackson, the first group of consultants to do a traffic study for the University, had some inaccuracies and the University is no longer using that as guide. Any reference to its work is out of date.
The later Kimley Horn study, which was done with the City, is guiding the University's decisions today.
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