AARoads:United States/Virginia

Virginia
A state resource page of the AARoads Wiki

The Virginia Highways Task Force covers all primary and notable secondary routes and other highways (such as the Colonial Parkway) in the U.S. state of Virginia. Its goal is to improve all articles within its scope and establish a common standard. The main article is state highways in Virginia.

Resources

• Category:Virginia road transport articles by quality can be used to find what needs work.
• Recent Changes can be used to see all recent changes in articles and any other pages linked from the redirect list.

• District todo lists and resources:
  • 1 (Bristol)
  • 2 (Salem)
  • 3 (Lynchburg)
  • 4 (Richmond)
  • 5 (Hampton Roads/Suffolk)
  • 6 (Fredericksburg)
  • 7 (Culpeper) and 9 (Northern Virginia)
  • 8 (Staunton)
• Facility routes todo list
• State line crossings
• Secondary routes
• Completion list or redirect list
• Limited access roads
• Principal arterials
• Auto trails
• Laws
• Turnpikes
• All-time list
• Virginia DOT
• Exit numbers
• Data - speed limits, AADT, functional classification, mileage
• 2003 route descriptions
• History book
• County and district maps
• Traffic counts - also has mileages
• City/county GIS
• Charlottesville Daily Progress (https://search.lib.virginia.edu/sources/uva_library/items/uva-lib:2137307)
• Harrisonburg Daily News-Record (recent on Newsbank)
• Roanoke Times (Newspapers.com - after 1928 requires Publishers Extra; recent on Newsbank)
• Richmond Times-Dispatch (Newspapers.com - after 1928 requires Publishers Extra; recent on Newsbank)
• Virginian Pilot (Newspapers.com before 1963 but Publishers Extra, libraries)
• Washington Post - libraries (including many across the country), 1904-1922 also Newspapers.com - does not require Publishers Extra
• vahighways.com (roadfan site)

Structure

Articles should follow the structure and standards at AA:MURA.

Naming convention

The title of an article is Virginia State Route N, where N is the number of the route. If it is an article about a secondary route, either disambiguate by adding (X County) to the end, such as Virginia State Route 613 (Fairfax County) or Virginia State Route 711 (Chesterfield and Powhatan Counties), or use the name of the road such as Fairfax County Parkway (which was SR 7100 and is now SR 286).

When talking about a route, use State Route N or SR N; see AA:NC for details.

Templates

{{AARW user|USA|VA}}

Produces a userbox for editors' user pages.

This editor is interested in Virginia roads and highways.