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Traffic alert on Route 250 Interchange project

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road-work-headerWork continues on the ramps serving McIntire Road and John W. Parkway at the Route 250 Bypass interchange in Charlottesville as temporary asphalt is removed, permanent curbing added, and grading/landscaping is finalized. Ramp closures are to be expected weekdays between 9am and 4pm from Monday, March 16th until Tuesday, March 31st. Formal detour signage will be in place.

Work zone is posted at 25 MPH – please drive carefully.

For project information, please visit www.250interchange.org.




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