Highway work in the Lynchburg District requiring road/lane/structure closures is planned; however, work may be delayed/canceled due to weather or other issues. Items in italics contain new/updated information. For up-to-date information, call 511 or visit www.511Virginia.org.
District-wide activities:
Crews will perform various construction/maintenance activities throughout the district using the best practices of social distancing. Activities include, but are not limited to bridge & guardrail maintenance, brush/tree/limb cutting, surface/shoulder work, work orders, pavement messaging, mowing, boom axing, drainage repairs/work and roadside cleanup.
Amherst County:
Route 29 – Shoulder widening, rumble strip installation. Completion Nov 2020.
Routes 29 and 210 – Milling and paving will take place July 20 – September 1.
Route 210 – Plant mix operations. Expect delays and lane closures.
Route 636, Wares Gap Road – Crew will work Rural Rustic project.
Please note districtwide activities above.
Appomattox County:
Route 460 @ 647, Hummingbird Ln – Right lane closure on US 460 W for turn lane project.
Please note districtwide activities above.
Buckingham County:
Route 622 – Crew will work a safety project.
Please note districtwide activities above.
Campbell County:
Route 29 (24-738) – Shoulder widening, rumble strip installation. Completion Nov 2020.
Route 29 Bus., Altavista –Closed w/detour during bridge replacement. Est. comp. May 2021.
Route 29 Bus @ 1466 – Construction of right turn lane. Completion – August 21, 2020.
Route 460 – Milling and paving will take place July 6-July 20.
Route 501 (607-655) – Shoulder widening to begin and complete by October 9, 2020.
Route 607 – Crew will work Rural Rustic project.
Route 622 – Reconstruction & bridge over Flat Creek. Single lane w/ traffic signal at eastern end of projects. Closed to thru traffic July 6-August 18. Delays possible. Est. comp. Sept. 2021.
Route 646 (731-606) – Road closed June 22-Aug 14 for culvert replacement. Detour via 606.
Route 660 (29/460 – 665) – Closed Aug. 10-Sept. 4 for bridge work. Detour 665, 501, & 29/460.
Please note districtwide activities above.
Charlotte County:
Route 633 Closed until July 31 for bridge work.
Route 701 over Cub Creek – Weight limit reduced to 15 tons.
Please note districtwide activities above.
Cumberland County:
Route 636 – Crew will work on a safety improvement project.
Route 653 – Crew will work on Rural Rustic project.
Please note districtwide activities above.
Halifax County:
Route 683(680-685) – Closed bridge replacement. Detour 683, VA 360 & 680. Comp. – 8/14/20.
Please note districtwide activities above.
Lynchburg:
Route 29/460 (Campbell Ave – Concord Turnpike) – Bridge replacement project over railroad starting June 1. Northbound 29/eastbound 460 speed will be 45 mph. Completion July 31, 2023.
Nelson County:
Route 29 – Milling and paving will take place July 20 – September 1.
Route 620 – Closed: bridge repairs – June 15-August 7, 2020. Temp. alternate access available.
Route 628/794 – Crew will work Rural Rustic project.
Please note districtwide activities above.
Pittsylvania County:
Route 40 over Pigg River – Traffic pattern change, 45 mph. Comp. structure- summer 2020.
Route 40, Gretna AHQ – Crew will patch surface.
Route 58 @ Route 311 – Turn lane construction will take place. Comp. 12/18/2020.
Route 501, Town of Halifax – Delays, lane closures, changes in traffic pattern may occur due to streetscape project.
Routes 605 (40-799), Gretna AHQ, 618 & 698 Mt. Airy AHQ and 644, Rondo AHQ – Crews will work Rural Rustic project.
Route 715 – Closed for pipe replacement. Est. comp. July 30, 2020. Detour in place.
Route 730 over Sandy Creek – Bridge and approach work. Completion October 16, 2020.
Please note districtwide activities above.
Prince Edward County:
Route 460 intersection @ Route 307 – Intersection reconstruction to begin. Comp. 11/20/2020.
Route 622 (360-624) – Closed for bridge, approach work over NSRR. Detour via 622 to 360 to 360B/460E to 724 and 624 back to 622. Est. comp. September 2020.
Please note districtwide activities above.
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