The city is asking residents to weigh in on proposed, low-cost changes aimed at reducing crashes at some of Richmond’s most dangerous intersections.
The Department of Public Works is asking residents to weigh in on low-cost and quick-build safety improvements, with feedback due by January 16th, 2026.
A public meeting will be held at Linwood Holton Elementary School from 5:00 to 7:00 PM on Thursday, January 18th. The public is invited to collaborate...
“We’re not just reacting to conditions, we’re actually using real time and historic data to predict future conditions and to prepare the network,” said VDOT Chief...
Bike lanes, crosswalks, and turn lanes are among the suggestions for the area between Forest Avenue and Patterson.
An interesting experiment is taking place in the Brookland Park area at the intersection of traffic, human behavior, and safety – and it's all playing out...
The proposed project would add capacity and bike lanes on Forest Hill Ave From W 47th St To Semmes Ave. Cost Estimates: $12,000,000.
The solution they're proposing is another road that would start at the intersection of Boulders Parkway and Jahnke Road.
Big changes could be on the way for a busy intersection near Patrick Henry School. Find out more and voice your opinion on the changes.
Quick summary is the current traffic light at Dundee/Semmes/Forest Hill will be removed and a light added to 34th and Semmes.
