Road conditions from Santa Fe (New Mexico) to Los Angeles
Possible roads closed in Arizona: (more info from ADOT)
Near Needles until Jun 8. Roadway reduced to one lane on SR-95 Northbound near Colorado River (MP 227) . Lane Alternating. Width Restriction: 16ft 1/16/2023 5:00 AM to 6/8/2023 5:00 AM
Possible roads closed in New Mexico: (more info from NMDOT)
Near Gallup. Closure~~~Eastbound I-40 IS CLOSED at Exit 16 (west Gallup Interchange), and will reopen at 6:00am. The contractor will be performing mill and inlay work through the eastbound detour at Coolidge (Exit 44). Westbound traffic will not be affected. Seek accommodations in Gallup. Exiting eastbound out of the city will be PROHIBITED during the planned night work. No detour is available. Traffic will not be permitted to use local routes. This event will be updated as conditions change.
Near Thoreau. Roadwork~~~Roadwork on I-40, mile marker 44 (Coolidge). Westbound has two lanes open to traffic. Eastbound is reduced to one lane via median crossover detour. Speed reduced to 55 mph the the construction zone. For more information contact El Terri Construction at (505) 896-3864. Please drive with caution, reduce speed and obey all posted traffic signs. This event will be updated as conditions change.
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