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TxDOT wants to make sure you know which areas to avoid ahead of time in order to skip the construction headaches around our region.

If you feel like some roads here in the Texas panhandle are bad, when it comes to the entire state, you are not alone.

Despite heavy rain forecast for the early part of the work week, road work projects are planned for all across the Amarillo area.

Before you hit the road this week, know which areas to avoid and skip the roadwork delays.

When it comes to roadwork, the extreme heat has not slowed construction crews down across the Texas panhandle.

Despite the hot weather expected this week, that is not slowing road construction crews down when it comes to getting work done.

The Texas Department of Transportation crews will be out across town this week working on existing and brand new projects. Each week, TxDOT releases their list of planned projects to help us know what areas to avoid. This week you can an above normal amount of lane closures along I-40 and I-27:

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Work will be ramping up along the new State Loop 335 as well as other roadwork projects around the region.

TxDOT wants to make sure you know which areas to avoid ahead of time in order to skip the construction headaches around our region.

Before Lake Meredith existed just outside of the town of Fritch, the Canadian River flowed freely through the area and the town of Sanford.

As more folks are getting back to work, that means the number of cars and trucks on the road is increasing.

As crews being repairing roads, be sure to be extra cautious and keep an eye out for them.