The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) has announced scheduled highway work in the Culpeper District for the week of March 3-7, 2025. The work is subject to weather conditions and may result in restricted traffic movements and reduced speed limits in work zones.
In Albemarle County, debris pickup will occur on Interstate 64 with shoulder closures expected between mile markers 100 and 125, as well as between mile markers 114 and 115. Traffic engineering activities will also lead to right shoulder closures on Interstate 64 near Crozet and Route 20 at Burnley Station Road. Resurfacing work will cause alternating lane closures on Route 20 and Route 649.
Utility work under VDOT permits will affect several areas including U.S. 29, U.S. 250, Route 240, Route 601, and others. Additionally, bridge repairs on Route 601 will restrict traffic to eastbound lanes with a detour for westbound traffic.
Culpeper County will see traffic engineering activities leading to right shoulder closures on U.S. routes such as James Monroe Highway and James Madison Highway. Construction activities are planned along these routes with lane and shoulder closures expected.
Fauquier County’s schedule includes utility work causing lane closures on roads like Brent Town Road and Blantyre Road. Roadway improvements are planned for Broadview Avenue with associated lane closures.
In Fluvanna County, resurfacing on Route 600 is set to cause mobile lane closures. Greene County’s schedule includes utility work under VDOT permits affecting U.S. routes such as Spotswood Trail.
Louisa County has pipe repairs scheduled on U.S. 33 which will involve alternating lane closures. In Madison County, signal repairs are planned along South Seminole Trail causing mobile lane closures.
Orange County will undergo roadway improvements along Constitution Highway while Rappahannock County plans ditch cleaning on Lee Highway and bridge repairs on Swindler Hollow Road.
Traffic information for the Culpeper District can be accessed via Twitter at @VaDOTCulp or through VDOT’s website.
