
VDOT News: Route 670 connector road location public hearing set for May 21
VDOT invites the public to attend an upcoming location public hearing for the Route 670 connector road project in Greene County.

VDOT invites the public to attend an upcoming location public hearing for the Route 670 connector road project in Greene County.

Two rumble strip projects are planned in the Lynchburg District of the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) this year.

As part of an ongoing commitment to continually enhance and improve work zone safety, VDOT has added new tools, portable temporary rumble strips, to provide extra safeguards for both road workers and travelers.

Secretary of Transportation Shannon Valentine announced important leadership changes within the Transportation Secretariat.

VDOT wants to make your Easter weekend trip a little easier by suspending most road closures from noon Friday, April 19, until noon Tuesday, April 23.

The start of construction season is underway and the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is counting on you to commit to safe travel in Virginia work zones.

Robert Brown will assume the residency adminstrator role for the Appomattox Residency of the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) on April 10.

More than 1,450 traffic signals in the Northern Virginia area now share real-time data with Audi’s Traffic Light Information (TLI) technologies, including Green Light Optimized Speed Advisory (GLOSA) and “time-to-green.”

Roads across Central Virginia have greatly improved since early Wednesday morning, but conditions could deteriorate again as periods of freezing rain and sleet are possible before the storm transitions to all rain by early Thursday morning.

Snow and sleet are creating slick driving conditions throughout the Shenandoah Valley and Alleghany Highlands, including interstates and primary roads.
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