Long term lane closures begin next week as a part of Zoo IC North Leg
Lane closures will impact northbound and southbound traffic
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) will close one lane in each direction along I-41/US 45 between Capitol Drive and Swan Boulevard. The northbound closure will go into place beginning the of Monday June 14th and will reduce the available lanes from three to two lanes north of Watertown Plank Road. A zipper merge will be used to help traffic get into the work zone. The northbound on-ramp from Watertown Plank Road will be closed at the same time. The southbound closure will begin Tuesday June 15th just north of Capitol Drive. There will be a zipper merge put in place just north of the Capitol Drive.
– The NB closure at Watertown Plank Rd will begin Mon, June 14th at 5am
– The SB closure at Capitol Dr will begin Tue, June 15th at 5am
The northbound lane closure will remain in place until early August. The southbound lane closure will remain in place until mid-August. The Watertown Plank Road northbound on ramp will reopen in early August. Motorist that use the northbound on ramp are encouraged to use WIS 100 NB to Capitol Drive to rejoin I-41 northbound. Drivers can expect delays during much of the day heading into the work zones.
For up to date traffic information use; 511WI| Wisconsin Traffic | Commuter Information
For project information use; Zoo Interchange Project – (511wi.gov)
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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