Virginia drivers will learn to zipper merge in work zones on I-81 starting May 13
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The Virginia Department of Transportation Staunton District is launching a pilot program about zipper merges in work zones.
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Albemarle County: Expect delays for road work on Route 20, Route 708 next week
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Motorists who need to get across the bridge over the North Fork Hardware River in Albemarle County can expect delays next week.
Traffic alert: Part of Glebe School Road in Augusta County to close April 22 for bridge work
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Part of Route 708 in Augusta County will be closed to through traffic for approximately three and a half weeks beginning April 22.
Stay focused, stay safe: Work Zone Awareness Week began in Bristol, Virginia
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The Virginia Department of Transportation is marking National Work Zone Awareness Week.
Traffic alert: Motorists to detour on Wades Road in Rockbridge for bridge replacement project
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Motorists on Route 712 in Rockbridge County will be directed to follow a short detour around a bridge replacement project beginning April 22.
Traffic alert: I-81 improvements continue with overnight delays near Staunton starting Sunday
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Motorists can expect overnight delays on northbound and southbound I-81 near Staunton between mile marker 221 and 225 starting April 14.
Commonwealth Transportation Board seeks public input on recommended funding
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The CTB will host nine meetings in Virginia during which public feedback is welcome on transportation projects recommended for funding.
Traffic alert: Lane closures necessary for next three weeks on I-64 east of Zion Crossroads
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Motorists traveling on Interstate 64 through Zion Crossroads starting Wednesday, April 10, 2024, will find lane closures throughout the day.
Port of Virginia, Hampton Roads taking on increased shipping traffic
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The Port of Virginia and Hampton Roads will be bearing the brunt of the impact of the shift in shipping traffic in the wake of the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.
Partial solar eclipse that we get to see on Monday is rare; next one in 2044
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A partial solar eclipse will be visible in Virginia on Monday starting around 2 p.m. and concluding at 4:30 p.m.
