Six-Year Improvement Program
Six-Year Improvement Program public meetings
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Estimated Impact of Revised Revenue Forecast 
Since the last year’s six-year program was developed, the economy has dramatically slowed. Transportation revenue sources have been affected and estimates were reduced in the November 2007 and February 2008 revenue forecast updates of the Virginia Department of Taxation, which reflect the pending repeal of the abusive driver fees.
As the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) plans for the Fiscal Years 2009–14 Six-Year Improvement Program, we are anticipating reductions in the state formula allocations averaging 44 percent a year for primary, secondary and urban construction. Those reductions are reflected in the documents below.
VDOT will work with the Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) and local partners to address this challenge with a focus on completing projects already in the program before adding new projects. The impact on individual projects will be determined during the development of the Fiscal Years 2009–14 program.
The CTB will make decisions about the primary system projects. The localities must determine which secondary and urban highway system projects will be affected.
PDFs
- Letter from Secretary of Transportation Pierce Homer (1.5 MB)
- Letter from VDOT Commissioner David Ekern (40 KB)
- Summary (195 KB)
- Primary roads (201 KB)
- Secondary roads (513 KB)
- Urban roads (276 KB)
About the Program
The Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) is committed to creating and maintaining the best transportation system possible in Virginia within available funding.
The Six-Year Improvement Program (SYIP) allocates funds for transportation projects proposed for construction, development or study in the next six fiscal years. The program is updated annually.
The CTB has updated the Virginia transportation Six-Year Improvement Program for Fiscal Years 2009-2014, which begins July 1, 2008.
The link above is a searchable database with project details and a year-by-year breakdown of planned expenditures.
Maps by VDOT District
PDFs
- Lynchburg (478 KB)
- Salem (561 KB)
- Bristol (474 KB)
- Richmond (749 KB)
- Hampton Roads (600 KB)
- Staunton (473 KB)
- Culpeper (472 KB)
- Fredericksburg (743 KB)
- Northern Virginia (452 KB)
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