NOVA District Transportation Update - Fall 2021

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
Under Construction
In Design
I-95 Southbound Auxiliary Lane
Creation of an auxiliary lane on southbound Interstate 95 from
Route 123 (Gordon Boulevard) to the Prince William Parkway by
converting a mile and a half of existing shoulder to a travel lane.
The project will also provide a new paved shoulder, relocate
noise walls as needed, replace impacted roadway lighting,
install or upgrade guardrails and build new retaining walls.
Estimated cost: $32 million
Sudley Manor Drive and Seymour
Road Traffic Signal
Installation of a traffic signal at the intersection as well as
four accessible pedestrian signal crossings, Americans with
Disabilities Act (ADA) curb ramp upgrades, and flashing yellow
arrows for left turns from Sudley Manor Drive to Seymour Road
and Gambril Drive.
Estimated cost: $660,000
95 Express Lanes/Opitz Boulevard
Ramp
A new south-facing access ramp connecting the 95 Express
Lanes to an expanded Opitz Boulevard bridge will be built in the
existing median between the I-95 southbound general purpose
lanes and the express lanes. A public hearing is scheduled for
fall 2021, and construction is expected to begin in summer
2022, with completion by 2024.
Estimated cost: $69.7 million
I-95 over Powells Creek Bridge
Rehabilitation
The northbound and southbound I-95 bridges over Powells
Creek, originally built in 1963, will be rehabilitated to
improve safety and extend the overall life of the bridges. The
improvements include repairing steel beams and concrete
abutments and piers, closing deck joints and repainting
the bridges. Preliminary engineering began in January and
construction is scheduled to start in 2023.
Estimated cost: $9.1 million
Sudley Manor Drive and
Seymour Road Traffic Signal
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