
Nighttime paving on Interstate 81 in Shenandoah, Frederick this weekend
Several Interstate 81 paving projects in the northern Shenandoah Valley will have weekend nighttime work July 7 – 9.

Several Interstate 81 paving projects in the northern Shenandoah Valley will have weekend nighttime work July 7 – 9.

Interstate 81 will have some lane and ramp closures between June 25-28 in Rockingham and Frederick counties.

Work is beginning on the Route 696 (Selma-Low Moor Road) project at Interstate 64, Exit 21 in the Low Moor area of Alleghany County.

Overnight lane closures are scheduled for next week at several locations on Interstate 81 in Augusta County.

Contractors began paving Interstate 64 westbound between mile marker 120 and 114 in Albemarle County late Thursday.

Contractors are repaving and making shoulder improvements on Route 250 (Three Notch Mountain Highway) in Augusta County from May 4-12.

New ramps between Interstate 81 southbound and Route 37 at exit 310 in Frederick County are scheduled to open to traffic next week.

The USDOT has awarded VDOT $8.2 million to repair damage to Interstate 64 from severe flooding in Alleghany County last year.

Motorists using Interstate 64 through Charlottesville should expect overnight lane closures next week for a bridge maintenance project.

VDOT estimates a summer 2017 completion for the Interstate 81 Exit 310 interchange project in Frederick County.
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