DDOT Traffic Advisory: Temporary Intersection Closure at Suitland Parkway and Firth Sterling Avenue SE from April 4 through April 6, 2022

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 24, 2022 

 

Media Contacts: 

German Vigil – (202) 306-1668, german.vigil@dc.gov

Mariam Nabizad – (202) 359-2678, mariam.nabizad@dc.gov  

 

Temporary Intersection Closure at Suitland Parkway and Firth Sterling Avenue SE from April 4 through April 6, 2022

 

 

(Washington, D.C.) – The District Department of Transportation (DDOT will close the intersection of Suitland Parkway and Firth Sterling Avenue SE to complete paving work in the area beginning April 4 through April 6, 2022, weather permitting.

 

The intersection will be closed weeknights during overnight hours (9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.) on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights (April 4-6, 2022). 

 

Traffic will be detoured through the area as shown in the images below.  Traffic control officers (TCOs) will be strategically deployed to assist roadway users in navigating the area while the closures are in place.  Eastbound traffic on Suitland Parkway will be able to make the right turn onto southbound Firth Sterling Avenue SE, while westbound traffic on Suitland Parkway will be able to make the right turn onto northbound Firth Sterling Avenue SE.

 

 

Detour – Eastbound and Westbound Suitland Parkway

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Suitland Parkway Closure & Detour

 

 

Detour – Northbound and Southbound Firth Sterling Avenue SE

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Firth Sterling Avenue SE Closure & Detour

Please observe the posted speed limits and proceed through the construction area with caution. Drivers, pedestrians and cyclists are advised to stay alert and follow signage when traveling through this area.

 

These changes are necessary for construction activities associated with the South Capitol Street Corridor Project which includes construction of the New Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge and the reconstruction of the I-295/ Suitland Parkway interchange.

 

For more information about DDOT’s ongoing efforts to improve the 295 corridors, visit www.improving295dc.com.