
VDOT preparing for Thursday evening snow
VDOT is making its preparations for the snow forecast to impact Central Virginia beginning Thursday.

VDOT is making its preparations for the snow forecast to impact Central Virginia beginning Thursday.

There is the possibility of freezing rain or ice in some areas of the Shenandoah Valley region in the pre-dawn hours of Thursday.

VDOT will take advantage of favorable weather Tuesday to patch potholes along both directions of Interstate 64 in Albemarle and Louisa.

VDOT will be lifting lane closures where possible during the holiday period to help make your travels easier and road-trip memories more pleasant.

VDOT and Waze, the real-time, crowdsourced navigation app, have launched a partnership to improve travel information

VDOT is currently preparing for the winter precipitation forecast to affect central Virginia tonight and early Saturday morning.

VDOT has selected Catherine C. McGhee as director of the agency’s research program at the Virginia Transportation Research Council.

If you plan to travel over Thanksgiving, the VDOT travel-trends map can help you determine the best times to drive during the holiday.

The traffic signal at Route 631 (Rio Road West) and Route 1456 (Four Seasons Drive) in Albemarle County entered flashing mode on Thursday.

It may be a few weeks before winter weather moves in, but VDOT is prepared for its arrival with staffing, equipment and materials.
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