superintendent karen garza will join david culver just ahead to talk about the changes your kids willotice when they arrive at school today. what she says in 15 minutes. >> back to school and back to work for thousands of people in our area. and that means a back to traffic as buses begin to roll out this morning. >> news4's transportation reporter adam tuss has a report. how's its looking? >> reporter: aaron and eun, don't you love this time of the year, don't you love waking up and going out the door and finding traffic? let's look at the wind shield right now, 66 in the falls church area, yeah, we're pretty much loaded up right now. moving at about -- well, what you would say, 20, 25 miles an hour through this stretch. we call this the september slowdown because people are back from the summer vacations. you have all of the school buses back out on the road. you have a lot more activity out here and all of that helps contribute to what is now ranked as the worst congestion in the country. yes, we have that notorious honor. think about this, guys, in fairfax county alone, the school