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https://www.wtvr.com/news/local-news/new-tolls-wider-lanes-aimed-at-easing-i-64-traffic-in-hampton-roads New tolls, wider lanes aimed at easing I-64 traffic in Hampton Roads NORFOLK, Va. - By this time next year, construction should be well underway to improve a section of I-64 in Norfolk from I-264 to I-564. VDOT is trying to cut down on traffic jams along the busy stretch of interstate. "Whether you're going to Tidewater Drive or Little Creek Road, people merging on from the interstates make it even worse because they're merging onto oncoming traffic," Norfolk driver Deborah Shuler said. "Or, if you're riding in the left lane just going straight, they're flying. Then the traffic gets backed up going toward Hampton. For the most part, you have to hit it at certain times in the morning like by 7 going to Hampton because by 8 a.m. it's horrible. Then coming back, it's even worse." Thousands of drivers are on the busy stretch of road between 264 and 564 every day, but a project in the works is meant to ease traffic flow and lessen jams. "The main reason that we really need to reconfigure this Norfolk segment is to improve travel reliability and to help reduce congestion," VDOT Sr. Communications Specialist Nina Ullrich said. Spanning nine miles, the three driving lanes and two shoulders will be redesigned, widening the shoulder to be used as a carpool, or "high-occupancy" express lane during peak travel times. The three existing driving lanes will remain. Two bridges will also be widened. The total cost of the project for that segment is estimated at $261 million. Once it's completed, more tolls will be added to help maintain the roadway. "Right now, we already drive on the reversible lanes, so we already pay tolls," Ullrich said. "What this segment is going to do is just going to add a couple of sections that are going to help reduce the congestion and also improve our travel reliability throughout Hampton Roads." Paying a little more is something Shuler doesn't mind if it'll help in the long run. "We really need it because of the congestion and if that's what's going to help us move smoother," Shuler said. "We're being taxed every day anyway through the state, whether it's through our products, gas, so that's not going to make a big deal if it's going to make traffic better for everyone." The Hampton Roads Transportation Accountability Commission (HRTAC) is funding the project. According to VDOT, construction will start in the fall of 2022 and should be completed in the late winter of 2025. _____________________________________________________ This project has been cancelled/will it be rebid. The project is located in the City of Hampton. The scope includes widening Eastbound (EB) and Westbound (WB) I-64 from 0.138 miles East of LaSalle Ave (MM265.5) to 0.500 miles East of Settlers Landing Rd (MM267.8). The three (3) existing EB and WB general purpose lanes will be converted into two (2) managed lanes, and two (2) general purpose (GP) lanes in each direction. This will extend the full roadway section of the HRBT Expansion project to the west for 2.4 miles. The western end of the project will connect to a typical section with one (1) managed lane and two (2) GP lanes. The proposed improvements include rehabilitation of the existing lanes and an additional 12' wide travel lane in each direction. VDOT will hold a virtual Project Information Meeting for potential Offerors on the date and time set forth in Section 2.5. Interested Offerors can join the meeting using the following link: https://covaconf.webex.com/covaconf/j.phpMTID=m39c35ff2fc65d4eb21231404ad76ddd4 OR Join using following dial in information: Join by phone: +1-517-466-2023 (US Toll), +1-866-692-4530 (US Toll Free) Access code: 185 002 3393