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Traffic Alert: Oversized Loads Scheduled To Travel Through Botetourt County On Route 220 Beginning Monday

by Virginia Department of Transportation
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April 4, 2026
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SALEM – As part of the Rocky Forge Wind Farm project in Eagle Rock, oversized loads will be traveling northbound and southbound along the Route 220 corridor in Botetourt County.

Beginning Monday, April 6 through the end of May, drivers can expect daily oversized loads to be travelling on two different routes between the hours of 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., Monday through Friday:

  • Northbound Interstate 81 to exit 150 and onto northbound Route 220 in Daleville to Eagle Rock
  • Northbound I-81 to I-64 onto southbound Route 220 through Iron Gate to Eagle Rock

In addition, Route 622 (Dagger Springs Road) will be closed from its intersection with Route 694 (Gala Loop Road) for approximately four miles as oversized loads travel to their destination. Drivers and residents along the roadway can expect periodic closures on Route 622 (Dagger Springs Road) between the hours of 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., and after 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. Watch message boards for the most up to date information.  

These oversized loads average up to 245 feet in length and approximately 14.5 feet wide and will be accompanied by state police escorts. Drivers should use caution and slow down when approaching or encountering these oversized loads as spacing adjustments on the roadway may be necessary. Delays in travel are expected so plan travel accordingly.

For the latest road conditions in Virginia, use VDOT’s 511 free mobile app or the 511 website which can help travelers plan their routes accordingly.

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