Virginia State Route 195

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For the former State Route 195, see State Route 195 (Virginia 1933). For the Interstate Highway, see Interstate 195 (Virginia).
State Route 195
Downtown Expressway
Length: 3.39 mi[1] (5.46 km)
Formed: 1976
West end: I-195/SR 146 in Richmond
East end: I-95 in Richmond
Virginia Routes
< I-195 SR 196 >
Primary - Secondary - History - Turnpikes

State Route 195, also known as the Downtown Expressway, is a primary state highway in Richmond, Virginia, United States. It is a toll road operated by the Richmond Metropolitan Authority, continuing Interstate 195 (Beltline Expressway) east through downtown to Interstate 95 at its James River Bridge. Near its west end is a split with State Route 146, which connects to State Route 76 (Powhite Parkway).

SR 195 was completed and numbered in 1976. According to the RMA, an average of approximately 54,000 vehicles utilize the Downtown Expressway each day.[2] All tolls can be paid using Smart Tag or E-ZPass.

[edit] Tolls

  • 2 axle vehicles - 50 cents[3]
  • 3 axle vehicles - 60 cents[3]
  • 4 axle vehicles - 70 cents[3]
  • 5 axle vehicles - 80 cents[3]

[edit] References

  1. ^ 2005 Virginia Department of Transportation Jurisdiction Report - Daily Traffic Volume Estimates - Chesterfield CountyPDF (2.37 MiB)
  2. ^ Richmond Metropolitan Authority - Downtown Expressway
  3. ^ a b c d Richmond Metropolitan Authority - Toll Operations

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