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  1. VDOT warns of service interruptions in Williamsburg, Virginia, due to high tides.

Tidal Conditions Cause Service Reductions on Jamestown-Scotland Ferry

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 24
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The Jamestown-Scotland Ferry is operating at reduced capacity due to tidal conditions. High tides have also caused a breach in the dune at the Pea Island Visitor Center. Separately, the Tide light rail is experiencing a service interruption between EVMC/Fort Norfolk Station and Norfolk State Station because of tidal flooding.

From dailypress.com

Why it matters

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Flooding across Hampton Roads and eastern North Carolina has led to various transportation disruptions. These conditions have caused road closures, including Highway NC 12 between the Basnight Bridge and Rodanthe. The situation strains state infrastructure management capacity.

Virginia Department of Transportation warns of service interruptions in Williamsburg, Virginia, due to high tides.

From dailypress.com

Who's involved

  • Virginia Department of TransportationGovernment agency that reported on the reduced ferry service and warned of flooding impacts.
  • JamestownLocation of the Jamestown-Scotland Ferry service that is operating at reduced capacity.
  • VirginiaState where the flooding and transportation service interruptions are occurring.

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