Virginia Department of Transportation
Infraday-curatedRichmond, Virginia, United States
VDOT builds, maintains and operates Virginia's state roadway, bridge, tunnel and ferry network and supports multimodal investment through the Commonwealth Transportation Board.
Overview
The Virginia Department of Transportation is the Commonwealth agency responsible for building, maintaining and operating Virginia’s state roadway system, including more than 59,000 miles of roadway, 21,000 bridges and structures, six tunnels and three ferry systems. VDOT delivers projects and operations through nine districts and statewide engineering, construction, maintenance, finance, policy and research functions. Through the Commonwealth Transportation Board, the agency also supports investment in airports, seaports, rail and public transportation. Current leadership materials report more than 8,000 employees and an annual budget of about $8.9 billion, with major programs underway on I-64, I-81 and in Hampton Roads.
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Capabilities & services
Statewide highway program delivery
Bridge and tunnel engineering
Alternative delivery
Asset management
Emergency response
Transportation research
District operations
Related projects
I-81 Widening Exits 128–137 · Owner u2014 I-81 Widening, Exits 128u2013137 Source
I-64 Gap Segment B Widening · Owner u2014 I-64 Gap Segment B Source
I-64 at Denbigh Boulevard Interchange — Phase 1 · Linked by published coverage Source
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