Home Traffic alert: U.S. 33 crossover in Greene County will close Thursday night for signal repair
Local, Virginia

Traffic alert: U.S. 33 crossover in Greene County will close Thursday night for signal repair

Rebecca Barnabi
road construction
(© jhansen2 – stock.adobe.com)

The crossover on U.S. 33 in Greene County will close from 9 p.m. to midnight on Thursday, September 7.

The closure is necessary, as well as prohibiting left turns Thursday night at Stanardsville Bypass (U.S. 33) and Swift Run Road (Route 623), for Virginia Department of Transportation signal technicians to repair a controller cabinet that was damaged in a vehicle crash.

Motorists traveling west on the bypass who want to turn south onto Swift Run Road will have to continue west to Route 622 (Celt Road) and make a U-turn. Drivers traveling east on the bypass who want to turn left onto U.S. 33 (Spotswood Trail) will have to continue through the intersection and make a U-turn at Route 609 (Fredericksburg Road).

Motorists traveling northbound on Swift Run Road who want to go west on the bypass or cross over to Spotswood Trail will instead turn right and make a U-turn at Fredericksburg Road. Motorists going south on Spotswood Trail who want to cross the bypass to Swift Run Road, or go east on the bypass will instead turn west and make the U-turn at Celt Road.

All work is weather permitted.

Support AFP




Latest News

fueling up at gas station
U.S. & World

Trump regime on high gas prices: ‘Gas up in a red state.’ We did the math: It’s not mathing

police officer on city street at night
Local

Waynesboro: Police now investigating Saturday death as homicide, ID victim

Waynesboro Police have identified the person found dead on Saturday in the 600 block of Ivanhoe Avenue, and are saying that the death is being investigated as a homicide.

ryan odom uva basketball
Basketball

UVA Basketball: Odom adds international perimeter shooter to 2026-2027 roster

Turns out, UVA Basketball coach Ryan Odom wasn’t done with his roster, which we picked up on today with the news that Nolan Adekunle, a 6’6”, 218-pound guard from Germany, is headed to Charlottesville for the 2026-2027 season.

fishing
Virginia

Virginia drought impacts on boating, fishing, hiking, camping: Know before you go

charlottesville map
Local

Charlottesville: Police investigating Sunday shooting on 6th Street

wwe
Etc.

Notebook: Sami Zayn as WWE champ? Plus, AEW ‘Forbidden Door’ review

supreme court
U.S. & World

Developing: Not a good day for #TeamTrump in front of the Trump Court