Construction Update
Exit 16 DDI
DATE: Friday, October 13, 2023
TRAFFIC IMPACT AND DURATION:
Starting Monday, October 16, through Friday, October 20, between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., there will be intermittent lane closures of the outermost northbound and southbound lanes along U.S. 2/7 between Mountain View Drive and South Park Drive to facilitate punch list items. No more than a single travel lane will be closed in each direction during the daytime hours. In addition, the outermost northbound lane of U.S. 2/7 will be closed to facilitate independent utility work between Mountain View Drive and the interstate ramps.

Motorists are strongly encouraged to use caution while driving through the work zone and pay close attention to signage as traffic patterns will change.
CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES: 
Next week, during the daytime hours, crews will be working on punch list items throughout the project area under lane closures. Vermont Gas Systems will be conducting independent utility work along the east side of U.S. 2/7 between Mountain View Drive and the interstate ramps under a single-lane closure. This independent utility work will continue over the next several weeks. 
LOCATION: U.S. Routes 2/7 (U.S. 2/7) in Colchester starting at the Winooski town line and continuing north for 1.05 miles to Sunderland Woods Road.

PROJECTED COMPLETION: Contract 1 Spring 2024 / Contract 2 Summer 2026
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Diverging Diamond Interchange Comes to Vermont Educational Video
Diverging Diamond Interchange Comes to Vermont Educational Video
This video provides an overview of the Exit 16 DDI project, discusses the benefits of the Diverging Diamond Interchange design, and demonstrates how drivers, cyclists and pedestrians will navigate the new traffic pattern coming to Colchester, VT.
Translated Materials
VTrans is committed to providing a comprehensive and robust communications and public outreach program as part of this project. 

The project website has been upgraded to include a translation feature with the ability to automatically translate website content into 11 languages. 

In addition, the website is now home to a translated materials tab which includes several frequently asked questions and answers that have been translated into 11 languages with help from trained interpreters and translators from AALV in Burlington, Vermont. 
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