The work is almost over and soon you'll be able to utilize one of the rest stops on I-35 along the route to the Twin Cities.
The Culkin Rest Area on I-35 near Mahtowa is expected to reopen Thursday, Sept. 25, barring any unexpected construction delays...
The Minnesota Department of Transportation has rescheduled a temporary bridge closure. The closure, from eastbound Highway 23 to northbound I-35 in Duluth, is rescheduled for Monday, September 15 from 9 AM to 3 PM. Traffic will be detoured during the closure.
It looks like commuters in the Twin Ports will be taking detours a little longer. Originally the closure and repair of southbound I-35 in Duluth was scheduled to take less than a week. A new timetable released by the Minnesota Department of Transportation revises that schedule and it now appears that drivers will face the closure for 3 to 4 weeks.
Drivers traveling north and south on I-35, just south of Boundary Avenue in Duluth will be restricted to a single lane beginning Monday, April 29th. Crews will be busy constructing a media crossover - weather permitting. Motorists will be restricted to a single lane for about a mile.
To coordinate the race route for the North Shore Inline Marathon, Duluth Police have announced the following road closures - for the race which will be run on Saturday, September 15th.
An update on a story we published yesterday. MnDOT has revised the dates for the road construction project on I-35.
The updated project will proceed as follows:
On Thursday August 30th, from 8:30 AM to 3 PM, the southbound right-turn lane on the I-35/Ore Dock Bridge located south of 27th Avenue West will close...
Here's more evidence that road construction season is in full swing: New lane and ramp closures begin August 28th on I-35.
Specifically:
On Tuesday August 28th from 8:30 AM to 3PM - the southbound right turn lane on the I-35-Ore Dock Bridge located just south of 27th avenue west will close...
If you plan to make a trip on I-35 going south you will encounter a slow down. This particular closure is to help fix the road, but started from the flooding.
From MnDot: