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Thursday, May 20, 2021

Mallory Street Bridge Replacement Work Begins Next Week 
Motorists advised to stay alert to new traffic patterns
As part of the HRBT Expansion Project, construction crews will begin work around South Mallory Street and on the Mallory Street Bridge in Hampton beginning Sunday, May 23.
 
Work will take place on the I-64 eastbound off-ramp to South Mallory Street and on the Mallory Street Bridge. Construction activities include placing temporary concrete barriers, shifting traffic, roadway striping, and bridge demolition.
 
Pedestrians will have access to a sidewalk during each phase of construction.  
 
The new, wider Mallory Street Bridge will contain a center turn lane, two general-purpose lanes, bike lanes and sidewalks on both the north side and south side of the bridge.
 
Mallory Street Bridge construction is slated for completion late 2022.
 
Travel restrictions include possible delays, reduced speeds, and possible detours in some areas. Lane closures, detours, and traffic pacing are subject to change based on weather conditions and other factors.
 
For more information about the Mallory Street Bridge construction phases visit the Mallory Street Bridge Fact Sheet.
 
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PICTURED ABOVE: Rendering of the final configuration of the new Mallory Street Bridge.

All construction schedules are pending weather or unforeseen circumstances. Please check the project website's Traffic Alerts page for updates.

Motorists should expect delays or take alternate routes. As always, motorists are encouraged to slow down, eliminate distractions and pay careful attention while driving through the construction zone. 

For additional travel alerts, motorists are encouraged to sign up for traffic alerts and project updates at HRBTexpansion.org, follow @HRBTExpansion on Twitter, visit 511virginia.org, call 511 or download the free Virginia 511 mobile app.
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