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TxDOT Road Work To Close I-27 Lanes For Patching Operations Monday

Officials from the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) released information on various lane closures and updates due to ongoing projects:

On Monday, June 10, the right lane of northbound I-27 from 34th Avenue to 26th Avenue and the 26th Avenue entrance ramp will be closed for patching operations.

On Monday, June 10, the right two lanes of southbound I-27 from Moss Lane to 45th Avenue and the 45th Avenue entrance ramp will be closed for patching operations.

Please drive with caution and reduce speed through all work zones. All projects are subject to change due to weather, emergency work and other unexpected events. For the most up-to-date road conditions, visit www.Drivetexas.Org .

This article originally appeared on Amarillo Globe-News: TxDOT Know Before You Go for June 10, 2024

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TxDOT Bridge Work At I-40 And I-27 Interchange Begins, May Cause Traffic Delays

Beginning today and throughout the rest of June, road work by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) for the eastbound I-40 bridge at the I-27 interchange will impact traffic on Interstate 40 in the Amarillo area.

TxDOT expects the project to take about two and a half weeks. The work will be completed in two phases, and traffic delays are expected with the various lane and ramp closures. Crews will be working on the project during both the daytime and overnight hours.

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During the first phase that starts Friday, June 14, crews will work on the left lanes, with phase two impacting the right lanes, TxDOT said.

Because of its location, the second phase of work will require the following six on and off ramps to be temporarily closed:

  • Georgia Street to I-40 eastbound entrance ramp

  • I-40 eastbound to Washington Street exit ramp

  • Washington Street to I-40 eastbound entrance ramp

  • I-40 eastbound to I-27 southbound exit ramp

  • I-40 eastbound to US 287 northbound exit ramp

  • US 287 southbound to I-40 eastbound entrance ramp

    • "Allow yourself enough time to safely reach your destination if these closures affect your commute," TxDOT Amarillo said in the announcement posted on its Facebook page. "Drivers are reminded to exercise caution and reduce speed when traveling through work zones."

    Projects are subject to change due to weather, emergency work and other unexpected events. For the most up-to-date road conditions, visit www.Drivetexas.Org.

    This article originally appeared on Amarillo Globe-News: TxDOT bridge work at I-40 and I-27 interchange to close lanes, ramps

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