A ribbon cutting ceremony has been held to mark the completion of a road widening project near a campus of Northern Virginia Community College and a high school in Woodbridge.
Local Print shops often assist in spreading the word about such improvements to a road throughout the community with Posters and Flyers.
The project cost $34.3m and widened Neabsco Mills Road from two lanes to four between Richmond Highway/Route 1 and Smoke Court. The road is now a divided highway and has a shared use area and sidewalk on both sides of the road. Due to the presence of the high school and the college campus, the road is in an area with a significant number of students.
Margaret Angela Franklin, Woodbridge District Supervisor, said that the shared-use path, which is 10 feet wide, will provide safe pedestrian travel for the high school and college students both before and after classes. She added that the widening of the road will facilitate access to hotels, restaurants, and residential areas.
Deshundra Jefferson, Board of County Supervisors Chair At-Large, added that such projects are crucial as the community grows. Jefferson said that both drivers and students depend on Neabsco Mills Road to be safe and dependable, and everything possible needs to be done to alleviate traffic on the throughway.
An amount of $8.9m was provided for the project by the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority. Get a Free Quote for Flyers Get a Free Quote for Posters Get a Free Quote for Print
