VDOT invites public feedback on Route 259 study in Rockingham County and Broadway

STAUNTON — The Virginia Department of Transportation will conduct an online survey regarding Route 259 (Mayland Road) between U.S. 11 (Valley Pike) in Rockingham County and Broadway Avenue in the Town of Broadway.

Beginning on Monday, Jan. 6, and concluding on Monday, Jan. 20, the survey will be available for public input at this link: https://publicinput.com/route259

This survey is part of the Route 259 Strategically Targeted and Affordable Roadway Solutions (STARS) study to evaluate transportation needs and develop recommendations. The goal of this STARS study is to identify improvement recommendations to enhance safety and mobility for all users of the transportation system.

The brief survey requests input on how you use Route 259 and your perspective on the current transportation conditions, challenges, and opportunities for the roadway.

This STARS study is a collaborative effort between the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT), Rockingham County and the Town of Broadway. VDOT is serving as the project manager for the study with ATCS of Herndon, Virginia as a consulting partner for developing the study, supporting analysis, and improvement concepts.

Final study recommendations will be considered by the county and town for advancement through state or federal transportation funding programs.

More information is available on the VDOT study page.

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The VDOT Staunton District serves Frederick, Shenandoah, Clarke, Warren, Page, Rockingham, Augusta, Highland, Rockbridge, Alleghany and Bath counties.