Recently Completed: Sudley Manor Drive and Seymour Road Traffic Signal in Prince William County
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Please note: This project was completed in March 2022.
This project installed a traffic signal at the intersection of Sudley Manor Drive and Seymour Road.
Other improvements include:
- Four Accessible Pedestrian Signal crossings
- Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) curb ramp upgrades
- Flashing yellow arrows for left turns from Sudley Manor Drive to Seymour Road and Gambril Drive
Estimated Costs
Preliminary Engineering - $71,000
Right of Way Acquisition and Utility Relocation - $48,000
Construction - $541,000
Total - $660,000
This project was financed with federal safety funding.
At the intersection, Sudley Manor Drive averages about 34,000 vehicles a day and Seymour Road averages 5,100 based on 2019 data.
Benefits
This project aims to improve safety and accessibility for pedestrians and drivers and improve operations at the intersection.
Major Milestones
Notice of Willingness to Hold a Public Hearing - December 2018
Design Approval - March 2019
Begin Right of Way Acquisition - November 2019
Begin Construction - January 2021
Activate Traffic Signal - October 2021
Final Completion - March 2022
Resources
Jessica Paris, P.E.
Traffic Engineering
703-259-2409
Other relevant links:
Traffic Signal Activation News Release - Oct. 2021
Project Plans - September 2020 | 2018
Notice of Willingness to Hold Public Hearing - December 2018
Programmatic Categorical Exclusion -
October 2018
Major funding source: Federal
Phase: Recently Completed
UPC: 111874
State ID: 1566-076-S53, P101, R201, C501
Federal ID: HSIP-5A01 (867)
Lat/Long: 38.781554, -77.521097
Locality:
Prince William