New Traffic Lights at Stone Spring Road and Stone Port Boulevard Intersection Nearing Completion
New traffic lights at the intersection of Stone Spring Road and Stone Port Boulevard in Rockingham County are nearing completion after nearly two years of planning and construction, with an expected operational date by the third week of November.
Harrisonburg, VA, October 31, 2026 — The installation of new traffic lights at the intersection of Stone Spring Road and Stone Port Boulevard in Rockingham County is approaching its final stages. The project, which has been in planning and construction for nearly two years, is anticipated to become operational by the third week of November.
This intersection upgrade represents a significant infrastructure development for Rockingham County, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety at the junction of Stone Spring Road and Stone Port Boulevard. The project’s timeline indicates a prolonged period of effort, with nearly 24 months dedicated to both the initial planning phases and the subsequent construction work.
While the summary provided indicates the lights are nearing completion and gives an expected operational date, specific details regarding the contractor responsible for the work were not included. Furthermore, the precise reasons for the nearly two-year duration of planning and construction were not elaborated upon in the available information.
The project’s culmination is set for the third week of November, at which point the new traffic signals are expected to be fully functional. The full impact of these new lights on local traffic patterns and safety will become apparent once they are operational. Information regarding the total cost of the project or any specific permits obtained or inspections conducted was not available in the provided summary.
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