;

Overnight delays all week for bridge work at Route 17 over I-95 in Spotsylvania

by | Aug 6, 2023 | Traffic

Brief overnight traffic stops on Interstate 95 northbound and southbound in Spotsylvania County are scheduled this week as crews begin to place the final set of beams needed to build the new Route 17 (Mills Drive) overpass across the interstate.

Drivers can expect lane closures and intermittent full traffic stops near mile markers 124-125 in Spotsylvania, and on Mills Drive, at the following dates and times:

Monday, Aug. 7 – Thursday, Aug. 10 (ending early Friday, Aug. 11)

Interstate 95 Northbound

9 p.m. – Single lane closed

10 p.m. – Two lanes closed

11:30 p.m. – 3:30 a.m. – Full, intermittent traffic stops for up to 30 min. intervals

4:30 a.m. – All northbound lanes open

Route 17 (Mills Drive)

Glenwood Drive/Overview Drive to Latitude Street (shopping center entrance)

11 p.m. – 4 a.m. – One-way, alternating traffic crossing the Route 17 overpass. Full intermittent traffic stops for up to 15 min. intervals during beam placement. Traffic will be directed through the work zone by a flagging crew.

Thursday, Aug. 10 – Friday, Aug. 11

Interstate 95 Southbound

9 p.m. – Single lane closed

10 p.m. – Two lanes closed

11:30 p.m. – 3:30 a.m. – Full, intermittent traffic stops for up to 30 min. intervals

4:30 a.m. – All southbound lanes open

When construction on this $23.5 million project is finished in Feb. 2024, Route 17 will be expanded to four travel lanes from Latitude Street to just east of the Hospital Boulevard and Germanna Point Drive intersection.

The new interstate overpass will have four travel lanes. A shared-use path for pedestrians will be built along the southern side of Route 17 and sidewalk will be built along the northern side of Route 17. Pedestrian crossing equipment and crosswalks will be added at intersection crossing locations.

Travel Resources

Work has been scheduled to occur weather permitting.

Check 511Virginia.org for real-time updates on lane closures for these work zones, and for traffic conditions.

Additional resources:

 

Share This