As a second round of winter weather approaches the region, Danville emergency services and the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) are adapting their strategies to handle the challenging conditions.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is turning to specialized equipment to tackle stubborn ice and snow on secondary roads across the Salem district, where crews face their biggest challenge yet following this week’s winter storm.

On Monday, Gov. Abigail Spanberger updated the Commonwealth on the winter storm, and thanked response teams and those who were cooperative with the cleanup efforts.

Southwest Virginia continues its recovery from a recent winter storm as road crews shift their focus from major highways to residential areas, while authorities warn of new hazards for commuters.

VDOT is asking drivers to pardon the dust as a major I-81 expansion moves closer to reality.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is reminding drivers to stay off roads this weekend as the amount of ice and snow may make plowing difficult.

Governor Abigail Spanberger declared a state of emergency Thursday as a winter storm is forecast to affect most of Virginia starting Saturday and lasting through Monday morning.

With temperatures dropping and winter weather on the horizon, local organizations and road crews in Central Virginia are gearing up to keep the community safe and moving.

If you’re driving south on Interstate 81 in Montgomery County, expect delays.

If you’re driving south on Interstate 81 in Montgomery County, expect delays.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is aiming to keep your travel light and your spirits bright this holiday season.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is aiming to keep your travel light and your spirits bright this holiday season.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is seeking feedback on a transportation study assessing potential roadway improvements along Melrose Ave/Orange Ave between Lafayette Boulevard and Gainsboro Road in the City of Roanoke.

Route 619, located between Route 890 in Franklin County and Route 651 in Henry County, is currently shut down due to the wintry weather impacting our area.

If you’re driving south on Interstate 81 in Roanoke County, expect delays.

This crash has been cleared, according to VDOT.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is getting public feedback about a new project. They want to improve a two-mile section of the Orange Avenue Corridor.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is holding a public hearing Tuesday night to discuss a project aimed at improving traffic flow and safety on part of Orange Avenue (Route 460).

The Virginia Department of Transportation is hosting a design public hearing project on Nov. 6, from 5 to 7 p.m.

The project aims to realign a hazardous S-curve, add a third lane, and provide a lasting solution to improve safety and emergency response on Interstate 81 near Buchanan.

The Virginia Department of Transportation announced Tuesday that it would host a series of public meetings to gather feedback regarding potential improvements along I-81 in Virginia.

If you’re driving northbound on Route 609 in Henry County, save yourself some time.

Lynchburg officials are moving forward with plans to transform one of the city’s most congested intersections, located at the intersection of U.S. 501 and U.S. 221, addressing years of public complaints and safety concerns.

A four-way stop sign is set to be installed in Pittsylvania County at the Tunstall Road, Stony Mill Road and Mt. Cross Road intersection.

The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is set to hold two public hearings this week regarding the Craig Botetourt Scenic Trail.

The Virginia Department of Transportation has provided an update on the road closures in place in Halifax County due to flooding earlier this week.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is urging drivers to use caution when traveling in Halifax County.

Motorists traveling through Virginia’s Staunton and Lynchburg transportation districts should prepare for multiple highway work zones and traffic impacts from July 7 through July 11, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT).

Sinkholes are not uncommon in Giles County, but a recent series of them have caused significant issues, including the disappearance of parts of Big Stoney Creek. 10 News investigates the issue, and shows you drone footage of the expanding sinkhole swalling Norcross Road.

If you plan on driving through the Staunton area on Interstate 81, westbound I-64, or Route 262 anytime soon, keep an eye out for new detour signs.

Phillip Shuford, a homeowner off Radford Road, has lived off Radford Road, or Route 11, for a year. Every day it is a challenge just getting in and out of his driveway.

The summer travel season is about to get underway this Memorial Day weekend. A commitment to safe driving and preparation before hitting the road will help keep everyone safe.

The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is inviting residents and travelers to share feedback on four major transportation studies aimed at improving safety, traffic flow and multimodal access across parts of Botetourt County, Roanoke, Blacksburg and Radford.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is gearing up for National Bike Month by encouraging people to grab their bicycles and go for a ride.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is promoting safe driving from April 21 to April 25 with National Work Zone Awareness Week. This year’s theme is “Respect the zone, so we all get home.”

The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles and the Virginia Department of Transportation have placed 300 new bright yellow safety signs across Virginia’s rest stops, reminding drivers to put safety first when behind the wheel.

The Virginia Department of Transportation has given numerous recommendations for race fans who are driving to Martinsville Speedway from March 28 to March 30.

After much anticipation, the new Appalachian Trail bridge over Route 311 at the McAfee Knob trailhead is officially opening.

As a significant winter storm approaches, the Virginia State Police are urging residents across the Commonwealth to prepare and plan ahead.

Many areas of our region are expected to have dangerous travel conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The Virginia Department of Transportation has warned travelers of hazardous roads due to the winter storm currently impacting our area.

As Virginia braces for another winter storm, travel and safety experts are urging residents to plan ahead to avoid dangerous situations. Crews from both the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) and local city agencies are already on the roads, preparing for the upcoming weather conditions.

If you’ve traveled on U.S. 220 or Route 419 near Tanglewood in South Roanoke County, you’re likely familiar with how congested those corridors can get.

Roanoke County and the Virginia Department of Transportation are working out plans to connect the Greenway from Roanoke City to the Blue Ridge Parkway.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is once again warning about a text scam accusing people of owing money in unpaid tolls.

With another winter storm on the way, the Virginia Department of Transportation has warned travelers of hazardous roads in the coming days.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is advising motorists not to travel in parts of Virginia on Sunday afternoon into Monday.

As winter weather approaches, you’ve likely noticed the VDOT trucks on the roads, working to keep them safe and clear of ice. But how do they do it? Here’s a look at the process.

A tanker crash in Franklin County spilled over 1,000 gallons of raw milk and 75 gallons of diesel, prompting lane closures and a detour on Route 220.

As November ushers in cooler temperatures, many are turning their attention to winter preparations—and the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is no exception. Though it’s sunny and 80 degrees today, VDOT is already preparing for snowflakes.

Construction for the improvements won't start for at least a few years.

As Tropical Storm Debby approaches, preparations are well underway across Southwest Virginia.

The vehicle crash that occurred on US-220 Northbound has been cleared, according to VDOT.

There are plans to add more lanes to Route 419 near Tanglewood Mall.

Drivers, beware! The Virginia Department of Transportation is issuing a warning about an ‘unpaid toll’ text scam circulating in various states nationwide.

A Roanoke County farmer is sounding the alarm after she found dead fish near her home in Salem’s Bradshaw Creek.

The Virginia Department of Transportation and Roanoke County held a community meeting on Monday to seek feedback on the Peters Creek Road and Williamson Road areas.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is inviting the public to provide feedback on improving Route 114 from Shamrock Circle to Route 1286, or Rolling Hills Drive, in Montgomery County.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is inviting the public to provide feedback on improving Route 114 from Shamrock Circle to Route 1286, or Rolling Hills Drive, in Montgomery County.

The snow has come and gone but the worry for ice becomes more prevalent with frigid temperatures overnight.

Southwest Virginia is gearing up for a wintery mix. The Virginia Department of Transportation said crews brined the roadways yesterday. VDOT also said that crews will be brining the roads today.

As winter weather rolls in, Southwest Virginia is gearing up for the impact.

We're told the crash happened southbound on US-220 at 19 miles north of VA-57.

According to the Virginia Department of Transportation, on Route 24 in Campbell County near Oxford Furnace Road (Rt. 660) drivers should expect delays due to a tractor-trailer crash.

Drivers need to be cautious of blinding glare on the road, caused by daylight savings.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is asking for public comments on a new trail expected to run through Botetourt and Craig counties.

The project is slated to start after 2025 and VDOT is asking for the communites input.

With plans to build a pedestrian bridge, the parking lot to the McAfee Knob trailhead will be closed during construction.

The Virginia Department of Transportation wants to hear your concerns about traveling on Wards Road in Lynchburg.

VDOT is repairing the northbound bridges overhanging Goodwin Avenue and Anderson Street.

The Virginia Department of Transportation says there's a road closure on route 460 in Campbell County due to flooding. A detour is in place. We will update you once we get more information.

Common complaints about Interstate 81 range from truck traffic to crashes and safety. But there’s a multi-billion dollar plan to make it better for everyone.

VDOT plans to run a pilot in Salem

Virginia Department of Transportation officials are reminding citizens that construction sites can turn tragic in the blink of an eye.

We’re looking for your feedback.

The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is warning racing fans of an increased volume of traffic expected from Friday, April 14 to Sunday, April 16 near the Martinsville Speedway.

The Virginia Department of Transportation says a multi-vehicle crash is the cause for a backup on Interstate 81 in Roanoke County.

VDOT is working to keep drivers safe ahead of potential winter weather conditions.

As parts of the region are seeing winter weather, VDOT urges drivers to use extra caution.

Staff warns that any wet roads will freeze overnight on Dec. 23 because of the extremely low temperatures, and the main trouble spots are bridges and overpasses.

The few days leading up to Christmas are said to be the busiest during the holiday travel season. That, paired with the threat of cold and ice, could make driving even more difficult.

The Virginia Department of Transportation expects drivers to sit in traffic and wait in Roanoke County along I-81. The reason is that road repair will last until at least Thursday.

UPDATE - 11:30 a.m.

The Troutville Rest Area on southbound Interstate 81 is expected to reopen by Thanksgiving for holiday travel.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is looking to hire contractors for the winter months.

VDOT wants to hear from you about improving a major roadway here in the Star City. They are conducting a survey to find out how to make Williamson Road safer.

The Virginia Department of Transportation wants to hear from you on whether you feel Williamson Road in Roanoke could be improved.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is suspending road work and closures for Memorial Day weekend.

Heading to Martinsville this weekend for the race? VDot wants to remind fans of new traffic patterns to reduce traffic congestion to the track.

Pulaski County Schools Superintendent Dr. Kevin Siers said the snow impacted staff from getting to the school.

A dangerous winter storm is whipping the East Coast with significant snowfall, strong thunderstorms and blustery winds.

Overgrown trees are causing safety concerns for many people in Nelson County.

Katelin Michelle Akens was last seen on Dec. 5, 2015, in the area of Oak Crest Drive in Partlow, Va.

A study is taking place to consider a new multi-use path that would connect the Roanoke Valley to the New River Valley.

The right lane and shoulder of US 460W is closed near Liberty University

Ever been stuck in traffic along Route 419 near Tanglewood Mall?

VDOT wants to make your drive along U.S. Route 220 between Roanoke and Martinsville a lot smoother.

SALEM, Va. – Before the orange barrels go up, VDOT wants your input on a major long term project. VDOT is hosting its first virtual public hearing in this part of the state Tuesday, Feb. 9 to discuss widening a five-mile stretch of I-81 in Salem. This is the first widening project that is part of the I-81 Corridor Improvement Program, a $2 billion package funded by the Virginia General Assembly. This new project will connect directly to the stretch of two miles that is already under construction for another widening project. For more information on the project and the link to the virtual public hearing, click here.

Wind has blown over trees and overturned two tractor-trailer on I-77 in Carroll CountyCARROLL CO., Va. – UPDATEThis crash has been cleared. ORIGINAL STORYOne lane of northbound I-77 is closed in Carroll County. The Virginia Department of Transportation says the wind is gusting up to 50 mph, which has caused two tractor trailers to overturn and has blow over trees. Nearby traffic cameras show traffic is backed up near mile marker 2.7. VDOT says slow down, use caution and expect delays.

VDOT crews clocked in for 12-hour shifts Saturday evening in anticipation of the night’s winter weather. Multiple inches of snow are forecast for Southwest Virginia, and VDOT spokesperson Jason Bond told 10 News the conditions will likely be hard for the crews. Really, folks should avoid traveling.”VDOT will focus on interstates and main routes first, which means it could be a while before some neighborhood streets are cleared. “Snow stopping and restarting again will pull us back onto the main roads so we can continue making multiple passes over those routes,” Bond said. For a look at current road conditions throughout Virginia, click on this link.