Virginia begins sorting out mixing bowl interchange

Article Abstract:

Fourteen lanes which are being subjected to an overwhelming flow of traffic will be transformed into a 24-lane web of divided flyways and ramps. The lanes in question constitute an interchange called the mixing bowl and have created the most dangerous intersection on Washington, DC's Capital Beltway. They are located roughly 15 miles south of Washington, DC, where the Capital Beltway, also called Interstate 495, intersects three other major thoroughfares.

Management, Washington, D.C., Traffic circles

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Five-level interchange unclogs New Mexico's 'Big I.'

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The New Mexico State Highway and Transportation Dept has announced the upgrading of the Interstates 25 and 40 intersection which are the two main streets of Albuquerque, NM. The project is deemed to be the largest highway project in state history as it will cost $220 million over a two-year time frame. To design the upgrading and oversee construction is Denver, CO-based URS Greiner Woodward Clyde.

Planning, New Mexico, Freeways, Highways, New Mexico. Department of Highway and Transportation

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Incentives accelerate interchange work in New Jersey

Article Abstract:

Issues discussed concern the finance and work schedule of the project to rebuild the Paramus interchange in New Jersey. The management of the engineering project is detailed.

New Jersey, Statistical Data Included, Highway engineering, Roads, Intersections

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