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Traffic Blog (October 3-7): NC12 overwash, local flooding and construction updates

(WAVY) — Welcome to the WAVY Traffic Blog for the week of October 3 through the 7. Here you’ll find everything you need to know before hitting the roads this week to get where you need to go on time.

Additionally, we have some of the most recent traffic headlines linked for you towards the end of this blog for your convenience. This week, we’re sharing the latest on Ian’s impact to the region and flooding we’ve seen throughout the storm.


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Before we get to your Traffic in the News headlines, here’s a list of closures that may impact your commute.

Construction & Closures

Depending on where you’re heading, you’re likely using a major highway, tunnel or bridge. With that in mind, these major construction updates or notifications are organized by road or structure. If it’s not a full/continuous closure, or it’s happening in the 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. timeframe, we won’t make a written mention of it. Details courtesy of The Virginia Department of Transportation.

George P. Coleman Memorial Bridge, Route 17:

Monitor-Merrimac Memorial Bridge-Tunnel, I-664:

I-64, Southside Widening, High Rise Bridge Expansion:

I-64, James City County / New Kent County: 

I-64/I-264 Interchange Improvements Project, Norfolk/Virginia Beach:

Note from VDOT: “Crews are anticipated to open all lanes of traffic on I-264 east at 5 a.m. on Oct. 7. Motorists should be alert to this new permanent, traffic pattern. In this final lane configuration, the two outsides lanes on I-264 east from just west of Witchduck Road to the off-ramp will be exit only lanes. Through traffic on I-264 should remain to left.

Additional nightly lane closures:

I-264, Portsmouth:

I-664, Newport News:

I-664, Hampton / Newport News:

Traffic in the News

Ian’s Impact:

More headlines:

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