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I-66 Active Traffic Management System

Improving safety and incident management from the D.C. line to Haymarket

Project Photos

Project at a Glance

Cost
$32 million

Lengths and Limits
From the D.C. line to Haymarket

District
Northern Virginia

Contact

Kamal Suliman
703-259-2231

About the Project

This project will install an active traffic management system on I-66 through Arlington, Fairfax and Prince William counties from the Washington, D.C. line to Route 15 in Haymarket. The system would improve safety and incident management and include new sign gantries, shoulder and lane control signs, speed displays, incident and queue detection, and increased traffic camera coverage.

The total estimated cost is about $32 million ($5.4 million for preliminary engineering and $26.9 million for construction). There is no required right of way anticipated. Planning and design begin this summer with construction starting as early as fall 2012/winter 2013.

State Project Number: 0066-96A-917   UPC: 98017

Videos

Resources

Public Information Meeting Presentation (July 28, 2011)
ATM and I-66 Project Fact Sheet
Frequently Asked Questions
Project Treatment Definitions and Conceptual Design
Gantry Variations
Other I-66 Corridor Initiatives

More information on similar projects in the U.S. and Europe:
Washington Department of Transportation (WSDOT)
U.S. Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
United Kingdom Highways Agency

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Page last modified: Jan. 5, 2012

 


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