One-Lane Traffic on I-70 on May 20
Interstate 70 will be temporarily closed at the Route Z interchange during nighttime hours on May 20 to set concrete girders for the new Route Z overpass.
Both the eastbound and westbound lanes will be down to one lane of traffic from 7 p.m. on Monday, May 20 to 5 a.m. on Tuesday, May 21. For most of that time, single-lane traffic will be diverted over the exit ramps and back onto the interstate. In the event of inclement weather, the work will be rescheduled for Tuesday night.
The work is part of a project to improve Route Z in Boone County. The project consists of replacing the existing Route Z bridge over Interstate 70, adding shoulders and resurfacing Route Z from I-70 to St. Charles Road, and building a roundabout at the intersection of Route Z and St. Charles Road.
The Route Z interchange is scheduled to be completed in early August. Motorists can access Route Z by taking the north outer road from Route J in Callaway County, while Rangeline Road can be accessed by taking the south outer road from Lake of the Woods/St. Charles Road.
More information about this project can be found at www.modot.org/central or by calling 1-888-ASK-MoDOT (275-6636).
MoDOT is proposing to improve Routes 19 and 28 in Owensville. The project involves providing a new, two-way, left-turn center lane by widening the pavement on Routes 19 and 28 from Krausetown Road to the north intersection of Routes 19 and 28. This project is a cooperative effort between MoDOT and the City of Owensville.
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MoDOT plans to make roadway and bridge improvements to Route D in Phelps County. The project involves replacing the bridge on Route D over the BNSF railroad and realigning a short section of roadway.
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MoDOT is proposing to replace the Route 41 bridge over the Lamine River in Cooper County. The project involves closing Route 41 at the Lamine River, removing the existing bridge and constructing a new bridge at the same location. This project is scheduled to take place during the spring and summer of 2014.
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 Roadway Maintenance is Focus of Five-Year Transportation Program
The state’s proposed five-year transportation improvement program, which was presented to the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission today, contains only one major highway project for central Missouri in the coming years.
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Draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, 2014-2018
Move Over for Work Zones. Don't Zone Out.
It's that time of year. Work zones will be popping up on roads throughout central Missouri. MoDOTispartnering with the traveling public and law enforcement agencies to make sure everyone gets home safely.
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