Beginning at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21, Greeley Boulevard (Route 3332) will be closed to through traffic between Greenview Lane (Route 4511) and Rolling Road (Route 638) for approximately five weeks due to work on the western side of the Rolling Road/Greeley Boulevard intersection as part of the Rolling Road widening project, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
Those needing to reach the properties along Greeley Boulevard between Greenview Lane and Rolling Road will have access; however, they will not be able to access that segment of Greeley Boulevard directly from Rolling Road and vice versa.
Through traffic will be detoured via Rolling Road, Rivington Road (Route 4510) and Greenview Lane back to Greeley Boulevard.
The western side of the Rolling Road/Greeley Boulevard intersection is expected to reopen to traffic by late November.
Rolling Road widening project improvements
Widening about a mile and a half of Rolling Road from two lanes to four with a raised median, shared-use path and sidewalk between Viola Street and Kenwood Avenue.
Constructing a new traffic signal at Rolling Road and Greeley Boulevard.
Upgrading the traffic signal at Rolling Road and Barnack Drive.
Making access management and stormwater improvements.
The project is scheduled for completion in late 2027.
Drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians are reminded to use caution when traveling in active work zones. Be alert to new traffic patterns and limit distractions.
You can get traffic, work zone and incident information online at 511.vdot.virginia.gov, via the free mobile 511Virginia app, or by calling 511 in Virginia anywhere anytime.
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