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Possible roads closed in Idaho: (more info from ITD)
Near Boise on Saturday. right lane closed Lane blockage is for the first lane of traffic, adjacent to our building, on Front street, just west of Capitol Blvd. before 8th street crosswalk.
Near Rupert. road construction width limit paving operations delays reduced to one lane state highway 24 and state highway 25 main street, paving operations from 07/25/2022 thru 10/07/2022 monday thru friday and possibly on weekends. the intersecting road 8th street will be closed. expect delays and use alternate route if possible brock dille 208-316-0516 or lloyd mccleod 208-316-0506
Near Boise on Saturday. right lane closed Lane blockage is for the first lane of traffic, adjacent to our building, on Front street, just west of Capitol Blvd. before 8th street crosswalk.
Near Rupert. road construction width limit paving operations delays reduced to one lane state highway 24 and state highway 25 main street, paving operations from 07/25/2022 thru 10/07/2022 monday thru friday and possibly on weekends. the intersecting road 8th street will be closed. expect delays and use alternate route if possible brock dille 208-316-0516 or lloyd mccleod 208-316-0506
Possible roads closed in New Mexico: (more info from NMDOT)
Near Albuquerque. The New Mexico Department of Transportation is doing roadway rehabilitation project on I-25 at MLK. crews will be working on various lanes and shoulders in both directions of I-25 and MLK. All ramp closures will have detours provided. Martin Luther King(MLK) northbound off ramp is closed. Please use new traffic pattern. Northbound traffic will be reduced to one lane beginning at 8:00 PM on September 23rd. The northbound on-ramps at Gibson, Avenida Cesar Chavez, and Lead will be closed with detours to the MLK on-ramp in place. Traffic will be returned to three lanes by 5:00 am on September 24th Northbound traffic will access MLK by exiting at the Lead/Coal off-ramp and proceeding north on Oak St. to MLK. MLK access for southbound traffic on I-25 will not be affected. Motorists should anticipate delays. Contractor: Star Paving NMDOT PM: Manny Ramirez.
Near Enchanted Hills. The New Mexico Department of Transportation announced that US 550 between NM 528 and NM 347 (Paseo del Volcan) will be installing deceleration lanes along US 550 in addition to changing the Paseo del Volcan northbound right lane movement. The project will begin on September 26, 2022. The northbound right lane will follow the traffic signal heads for its lane. Vehicles can still make their right turn on a green light. Vehicles are permitted to make a right on red after stop only. Vehicles making this movement must stop on the red light and proceed at their own discretion to find their gap on US 550 before proceeding. There will no longer be a free flow lane from northbound Paseo del Volcan to eastbound US 550. The acceleration lane will be removed so vehicles making a right will be expected to merge directly into US 550 eastbound traffic. Please look for the variable message boards for reminders of this modification on Paseo del Volcan and US 550. Contractor TLC.
Near Albuquerque. The New Mexico Department of Transportation is doing roadway rehabilitation project on I-25 at MLK. crews will be working on various lanes and shoulders in both directions of I-25 and MLK. All ramp closures will have detours provided. Martin Luther King(MLK) northbound off ramp is closed. Please use new traffic pattern. Northbound traffic will be reduced to one lane beginning at 8:00 PM on September 23rd. The northbound on-ramps at Gibson, Avenida Cesar Chavez, and Lead will be closed with detours to the MLK on-ramp in place. Traffic will be returned to three lanes by 5:00 am on September 24th Northbound traffic will access MLK by exiting at the Lead/Coal off-ramp and proceeding north on Oak St. to MLK. MLK access for southbound traffic on I-25 will not be affected. Motorists should anticipate delays. Contractor: Star Paving NMDOT PM: Manny Ramirez.
Near Enchanted Hills. The New Mexico Department of Transportation announced that US 550 between NM 528 and NM 347 (Paseo del Volcan) will be installing deceleration lanes along US 550 in addition to changing the Paseo del Volcan northbound right lane movement. The project will begin on September 26, 2022. The northbound right lane will follow the traffic signal heads for its lane. Vehicles can still make their right turn on a green light. Vehicles are permitted to make a right on red after stop only. Vehicles making this movement must stop on the red light and proceed at their own discretion to find their gap on US 550 before proceeding. There will no longer be a free flow lane from northbound Paseo del Volcan to eastbound US 550. The acceleration lane will be removed so vehicles making a right will be expected to merge directly into US 550 eastbound traffic. Please look for the variable message boards for reminders of this modification on Paseo del Volcan and US 550. Contractor TLC.
Possible roads closed in Oregon: (more info from ODOT)
Near Pendleton until Oct 30. Road construction is occurring. Expect intermittent daytime shoulder and/or lane closures. Use caution.
Near Pendleton until Oct 30. Road construction is occurring. Expect intermittent daytime shoulder and/or lane closures. Use caution.
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