Motorists should follow posted detours during overnight closures at rail crossings.

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Motorists should follow posted detours during overnight closures at rail crossings.
A new river crossing west of Interstate 95 has been under consideration for more than a year.
Road shoulders will be slightly widened on Old Plank between Route 3 and Catharpin Road ahead of resurfacing to reduce crash risk.
A few options are still on the table for a path that would be built west of Interstate 95.
The closures will be nightly, starting Tuesday and ending early Friday.
Through traffic should follow detour on Route 207/Route 301 and East Broaddus Avenue until June 30.
Overnight on- and off-ramp closures are required to pave the Route 606 intersection near the ramps in Spotsylvania.
Construction on the $30 million effort will begin later this month.
The work will widen Route 1 and provide improvements to the road and at its intersections with Courthouse Road and Bells Hill Road/Hope Road.
The public also can review materials online and take an online survey.
The online surveys will be open through May 16. Additional opportunities for public input will be available this fall.
Closures between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m. are required for construction on Route 606 widening project.
Northbound and southbound Route 1 will be shifted to the right temporarily to provide space for crews to work on median construction.
The project aims to improve Route 1 at Telegraph Road and Woodstock Lane, and construction will begin later this month.
The ramp will close from 11 p.m. Thursday to 4 a.m. Friday for paving; alternate exits are 130 or 118.
Take an online survey through April 17, or attend the in-person design public hearing Monday at Brock Road Elementary School.
Take an online survey to provide feedback on existing travel conditions on Ladysmith Road between Green and Bull Church roads.
VDOT says use I-295 to miss the delays.
It will be shut down to through traffic at the railroad crossing between the Mattaponi River bridge and Roy Brooks Lane.
The $1.1 million work was result of a recent inspection that found rapid deterioration among structural steel elements supporting the bridge.