An Alabama Department of Transportation resurfacing project on US-31 in McKenzie begins Tuesday, April 9, weather permitting.
The contractor will resurface US-31 from the Conecuh County line to SR-55.
Lane closures and reduced speed limits are expected throughout the project. Motorists should plan accordingly for delays and be mindful of people and equipment in…
Traffic on the Chattahoochee River bridge on US-82 in Eufaula will shift to two lanes on Monday, April 1, weather permitting.
The contractor will utilize the traffic shift and reduced lanes to progress work on the project.
All lanes are expected to reopen by July 2024.
The painting and rehabilitation project began in September…
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Sign installation began Wednesday, March 20, in preparation for an Alabama Department of Transportation resurfacing project on US-29 in Troy.
The project consists of planing and resurfacing US-29 from just north of the US-231 overpass to Needmore Road.
Construction begins shortly after all signs are installed.
Throughout the project, lane closures are possible. Travelers…
An Alabama Department of Transportation resurfacing project on US-331 in Montgomery County will begin Tuesday, March 19, weather permitting.
The project consists of resurfacing and traffic stripe from south of CR-24 to south of CR-61.
Lane closures are possible throughout the construction of the project so travelers should plan accordingly for delays. For real-time traffic…
The Alabama Department of Transportation painting and rehabilitation project on the Benjamin Fitzpatrick Bridge in Tallassee will have a continuous lane closure beginning Saturday, March 16 at approximately 7 a.m., weather permitting.
The contractor will be placing the bridge deck overlay at that time to complete the work needed on the bridge deck. The…
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The new roundabout at SR-87 and SR-167 south of Troy in Pike County is nearing completion.
Beginning Monday, March 11, crews will be working on the inside of the roundabout to prepare for the final traffic pattern. A pilot car and law enforcement will be utilized to direct traffic during this time.
Weather permitting, the…
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An Alabama Department of Transportation resurfacing project on SR-10 in Barbour and Henry Counties began today.
The approximate 11-mile project consists of milling, resurfacing, and traffic striping on SR-10 from CR-41 in Blue Springs to just pass CR-25, west of Abbeville.
Lane closures and reduced speed limits are expected throughout the project. A pilot…
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An Alabama Department of Transportation project to modify the intersection of US-331 and Hobbie Road/Butler Mill Road in Montgomery County, begins Thursday, March 7, weather permitting.
The project will modify the intersection of US-331 and Hobbie Road/Butler Mill Road into a restricted crossing U-turn intersection (RCUT).
This intersection eliminates left turns from Hobbie Road and…
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An Alabama Department of Transportation project to install a continuous “Green T” signal at the intersection of US-231 and US-82 in Montgomery County will begin, Monday, March 4, weather permitting.
The continuous “Green T” signal will give a constant green indication for southbound US-231, while stopping northbound traffic as needed to allow turns to and…
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On Thursday, February 29, weather permitting, traffic will shift to the new bridge on SR-81 over Uphapee Creek, north of Tuskegee, in Macon County.
In November 2022, construction of the new bridge began. Traffic was able to utilize the existing structure while the new structure was constructed.
Even though the new bridge will be open…
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