MoDOT is narrowing lanes on I-270 from Manchester Road to I-44 beginning at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Drivers should expect narrow lanes and traffic delays on Interstate-270 between Manchester Road and Interstate-44 beginning Wednesday night. The Missouri Department of Transportation will narrow northbound and southbound I-270 lanes and then close lanes on northbound I-270 at night. Most of this work is taking place on weekdays between 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. As previously reported by Patch, drivers can expect construction on this portion of I-270 for the next two years as crews work to widen I-270 between Manchester Road and I-44. MoDOT released the following details in a news release. The Missouri Department of Transportation will begin narrowing lanes on northbound and southbound Interstate 270 from Manchester Road (Route 100) to Interstate …
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MoDOT officials answered residents' questions about an Interstate 270 widening project during a public meeting Monday.
Residents turned out to The Lodge Des Peres Monday evening for a public meeting to learn more about an $11.6 million construction project that will widen Interstate 270 in an effort to relieve congestion at a St. Louis County traffic hotspot. The project, headed by Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT), will narrow existing lanes from 12 to 11 feet to add an additional northbound through-lane between Interstate 44 and Manchester Road and an additional southbound through-lane between Dougherty Ferry Road and Interstate 44. Contractors can begin work on the project in April and the project must end by December 2013. The segment of highway carries 160,000 vehicles per day, according to Project Manager Thomas Evers with MoDOT. “The …
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Not Even a Dog Can Find a Job in this Economy: Shep, a German Shepard Mix, was beat out by the competition for a County police canine unit job, but he still needs a good home, officials said. Special Olympics Athletes Brush Up Their Basketball Skills at Parkway West High: Students from 15 schools traveled to Parkway West High School for the 16th annual Special Olympics event. Residents Grill School Board Candidates on Financial Stability of District: Four candidates vying for three open seats on the Kirkwood School Board addressed residents’ concerns about the district’s financial stability at a public forum Monday night. Great Streets: A Plan for Manchester Road’s Future: Manchester Road—especially the five mile stretch from Hwy 141 to …
