road construction

Constructions on construction on construstion, y'all

Lots of patching work and repairs will be taking place this week especially if you travel I-40 and also Loop 335. Allow for extra time to get to your destination.

This week if you travel I-40 to Ross be prepared for some slow downs along that area of I-40. Not to mention if you travel I-40 W at Ross in the evening be prepared for one lane of traffic over the course of this week and next week.

If you have family traveling into town or through town please make them aware of all the construction in the area. In the meantime, here's what you have to worry about this week during your commutes.

This week will be a fun week traveling throughout Amarillo. Whether you are on I-40 E or I-40W, I-27 or 335 expect to be slowed down.

This week's construction update brings you woes of I-27. If you thought I-40 was bad, be prepared for I-27 into Downtown Amarillo this week. But, this doesn't mean the construction on I-40 is letting up, more fun awaits you on our lovely interstate.

If you are traveling I-40 this week be prepared for slow downs as construction continues on the bridges in East Amarillo.

If you travel under I-40 and Ross be prepared to find an alternate route this week. Let's face it if you travel I-40, try not too this week or you'll be stuck in traffic fora very long time. Plus all the fun happening on Bell.

New phase begins on the Ross Street Bridge and Arthur project this week and other lane closures for routine maintenance.

Please be aware of the following closures and be prepared to get ready to take alternate routes or expect a slow down in your commute.

Out with the old and in with the temporary as old traffic signals are removed at I-40 and Ross.  Plus look for slow downs on I-27 near Rockwell Rd. and McCormick as well as Hillside.

Here's this weekly update on lane closures and construction. In addition to the on going construction, here's the areas that will also slow you down this week.

Starting this week look for I-40 West to be backed up as demolition starts on the Pullman Bridge, plus overlay work continues on I-40.