2002 Improvement Possibilities (Part 2)

The tables listed below represent various major improvement possibilities within the Hampton Roads region.  Base data/information for these tables comes from the 1999 "Regional Priority Setting" study/report conducted by the Hampton Roads Planning District Commission.  Some information also comes from the Hampton Roads Transportation Improvement Program for FY 2003-06, as well as the Virginia Department of Transportation's 6-Year-Program.  The costs listed below are based on the 1999 estimates, and adjusted for inflation and unforeseen increases, and are listed in millions of dollars.  Cost adjustments are shown for 2003 and 2010.

The main possibility page can be viewed here.

Additional Projects

Route/Segment Project Type 1999 Base Cost ($ millions) 2003 Adjusted Cost ($ millions) 2010 Adjusted Cost ($ millions)
I-264 (Near US 13/Military Hwy to Newtown Rd) Add 2 HOV lanes N/A 80 115
I-264 (At Lynnhaven Pkwy) Interchange reconstruction N/A 160 225
I-264 (In Virginia Beach) Surface Repair N/A 15 25
US 13/US 58/US 460 (Suffolk Bypass to Bowers Hill) Upgrade to freeway and construct 3 new interchanges 115 140 200
US 13/Military Hwy (At Elizabeth River) Replace Gilmerton Bridge N/A 90 130
US 58 (At BUSINESS US 58 east of Courtland) Interchange construction and access management N/A 25 35
US 60 (Near Grove in James City Co. to VA 105/Fort Eustis Blvd) Construct 4-lane bypass on new location 35 45 60
US 258 (Near Smithfield) Construct 2-lane bypass on new location 20 25 35
VA 105 (Jefferson Ave/VA 143 to US 17) Add 2 general lanes N/A 20 30
VA 134/Magruder Blvd (Hampton Roads Ctr. Pkwy. to Semple Farm Rd in Hampton) Add 2 general lanes 20 25 35
VA 199 (E of VA 31 to W of US 60) Add 2 parallel lanes to complete 4-lane widening 20 25 35
VA 312/J. Clyde Morris Blvd (US 60/Warwick Blvd to VA 143/Jefferson Ave) Add 2 general lanes 20 25 35
VA 337/Portsmouth Blvd (Suffolk/Chesapeak Line to VA 191/Joliff Rd) Add 2 general lanes N/A 10 15
Armistead Ave in Hampton (I-64/664 to Mercury/Armistead) Construct 4-lane connector 45 55 80
Cmdr. Shepard Blvd in Hampton (Magruder Blvd to Big Bethel Rd) Construct 4-lane divided arterial 25 30 45
Southeastern Parkway (I-64/464 to I-264) Construct 4-lane freeway plus 2 HOV lanes.  Includes 2 additional general lanes and 2 HOV lanes along the VA 168 Oak Grove Connector 425 520 730

 

Assumptions

- Cost adjustment is assumed at 5% per year.  Inflation in the construction industry has historically averaged 4% per year.
- "Express LRT" components are assumed to add 20% to the cost of an LRT line.  The components include additional station sidings, trackage, and trains to provide express service.
- LRT costs for the Newport News to Norfolk Naval Base segment will be included in the I-664 MMBT expansion and East-West Connector projects, should those projects be pursued.  In this case, LRT would replace the "multi-modal" lanes presently being considered.
*NOTE*  The information on these tables is intended to be used for planning and comparison purposes only.  This information is not endorsed by the Hampton Roads Planning District Commission or the Virginia Department of Transportation.

Comments on these calculations are welcomed.


Return to Hampton Roads Notes
Return to the Virginia Highways Project


Last Updated on 11/9/02 by Froggie...