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Timelapse of Phase I, looking southwest across I-264, toward construction of the new collector-distributor lanes and new ramps from I-64 west in the background:

Timelapse of Phase II, looking west on I-264 toward construction of the new eastbound collector-distributor lanes and where the Greenwich Road Flyover will be built across the interstate:

About the Project

The I-64/I-264 Interchange Improvements Project, over two phases, will provide approximately four miles of interstate improvements from the Twin Bridges in Norfolk to the Witchduck Road interchange in Virginia Beach. The improvements will provide additional capacity, reduce daily congestion and improve safety and traffic operations in the corridor.

This project will be built in two phases. The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) will manage construction through two separate construction contracts. 

The improvements include:

  • Widening of I-64 west between the Twin Bridges and the I-264 interchange (Phase I)
  • Two new ramps from I-64 west to I-264 east (Phase I)
  • A new system of collector-distributor (CD) roads on I-264 east (Phase I)
  • Improved interchanges at Newtown and Witchduck roads (Phase II)
  • A Greenwich Road flyover across I-264 that connects with Cleveland Street (Phase II)

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How will construction affect traffic on I-64 and I-264? 

To minimize inconvenience to motorists, all lane closures along I-64 and I-264 associated with this project will occur during scheduled, off-peak hours. Lane closures and construction information will be announced weekly throughout the project. Major closures will be announced further in advance.

How will construction affect traffic on the side roads within the project corridor?

Lane closures will be publicized in advance through travel alerts and on this project website. Click here to access the latest traffic alerts. 

When will construction begin and how long will the project take to complete?

Construction on the corridor will continue through 2021, which is when Phase II is scheduled for completion.