UPDATED: Lane/ramp closures along I-29 in Clay/Platte for pavement work, ONGOING - Nov. 18

UPDATED: CLAY AND PLATTE COUNTY - The Missouri Department of Transportation will be performing pavement operations resulting in various traffic modifications, on Interstate 29 just south of Mexico City Ave. to US-69.

Motorists may experience delays through Nov. 18. Traffic impacts will be shared as work is scheduled. Lane closures may vary between nights. All work is weather permitting. Please see below for traffic modifications:

Overnight Intermittent ramp and lane closures for aggregate edge treatment ongoing - Nov. 18

• Friday, Nov. 13
• • SB I-29 exit ramp to Tiffany Springs Pkwy.
  • SB I-29 entrance ramp from Tiffany Springs Pkwy.
  • SB I-29 exit ramp to WB MO-152
• Saturday, Nov. 14
• • EB MO-152 entrance ramp to SB I-29
  • NB I-29 exit ramp to MO-152
• Monday, Nov. 16
• • NB I-29 exit ramp to MO-152
  • EB MO-152 entrance ramp to NB I-29
  • WB MO-152 entrance ramp to SB I-29
• Tuesday, Nov. 17
• • SB I-29 exit ramp to EB MO-152
  • WB MO-152 entrance ramp to NB I-29
  • Lane 4 (Exit/entrance ramp) to Tiffany Springs Pkwy.
  • NB I-29 exit ramp to Tiffany Springs Pkwy.
• Wednesday, Nov. 18
• • NB I-29 exit ramp to 112th St.
  • NB I-29 entrance ramp from 112th St.
  • NB I-29 Lane 1 Closure from Cookingham Dr. bridge to WB I-435 entrance ramp
  • NB I-29 Lane 2 Closure from Cookingham Dr. bridge to WB I-435 entrance ramp

Motorists are reminded to slow down and pay attention while driving in work zones. Not all work zones look alike. Work zones can also be short-term, temporary lane closures to make quick repairs or remove debris form the roadway.

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