I-64 West Off-Ramp Terminal TO I-64 West On-Ramp Terminal

survey

The survey regarding potential transportation safety, operational and transit access improvements at the intersection of Jefferson Avenue (Route 143) and Fort Eustis Boulevard, which serves the I-64 (exit 250) interchange in Newport News, is complete.

project purpose

The purpose of this study will be to analyze the operational issues identified at the Route 143 (Jefferson Avenue) and Fort Eustis Boulevard intersection, with a focus on providing enhanced bicycle and transit access. The intersection serves the I-64 Exit 250 interchange and experiences congestion during rush hours. The objective of this study is to identify cost-effective improvements that address the deficient conditions and provide connectivity to cyclists and transit riders while promoting transportation demand management.  

study partners

City of Newport News

Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization

key points of contact

District Lead: Eric Stringfield/Jerry Pauley 

Lead Consultant: Kimley-Horn

SCHEDULE

Phase 1	August 2021 – September 2021	Problem Diagnosis/Brainstorm Alternatives
Phase 2	October 2021 – March 2022	Stakeholder/Public engagement and feedback
Phase 3	March 2022 – July 2022	Investment strategy cost estimation and refinement

documents

HR03 Executive Summary Phase 1 - PDF, 2MB

HR03 Executive Summary Phase 2 - PDF, 1.1MB

HR03 Stakeholder Presentation Phase 1 - PDF, 3.2MB

HR03 Stakeholder Presentation Phase 2 Concept Screening - PDF, 3.3MB

HR03 Stakeholder Presentation Phase 2 Preferred Alternative - PDF, 2.9MB

HR03 Public Engagement Summary Phase 2 - PDF, 398KB