Districts Impacted
Counties Impacted
Mississippi
Route Impacted
105
Work Type
Intersection Improvements
Planning Phase
Project Summary
The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to improve two intersections along Route 105 in Charleston, Missouri. The updates include removing the signals at the intersection of Route 105 and Drake Street and replacing the signals at the intersection of Route 105 and Route 62.
- Signal Removal at Route 105 and Drake Street Tentatively, the removal would occur in late August 2026. Since the initial installation of traffic signals in this location, traffic volumes have declined. This location does not currently meet criteria for a traffic signal. Following the removal of the traffic signals, traffic on Route 105 would be free flowing and a stop sign would be placed at Drake Street.
- The project will include removal of the signal mast arms. Items such as the concrete bases, posts, highway lighting luminaires and the underground wiring/conduit would stay in place. The removed equipment would be stored at the local maintenance shed. By leaving a portion of the necessary equipment, MoDOT can reinstall the signal if traffic volumes increase.
- Signal Replacement at Route 105 and Route 62 Tentatively, the project will be let in March 2027, with construction beginning as early as May 2027. As work is underway, motorists and pedestrians should anticipate lane closures and possible sidewalk closures. Construction will be underway for approximately two months.
- This project also includes improving the sidewalks at each corner.
Project Timeline
Signal Removal at 105/Drake St
Late August 2026
Tentative Letting for 105/62 Signal Replacement
March 2027
Construction for 105/62 Signal Replacement
As early as May 2027
Anticipated Completion
Approximately 2 months following the start of construction
Webform
For More Information
Contact Photo
Seiji Shimbo
Title
Project Manager
Department
Southeast District
Contact Info
(573) 472-5389
Title
Project Manager
Department
Southeast District
Contact Info
(573) 472-5389