Open Audio Article Player Removal of asphalt will block the freeway eastbound between 43rd Avenue and I-17 (November 19-22) By Employees | on November 18, 2021 By ADOT Supplied by Beltone – A leader in hearing care. A section of Interstate 10 eastbound that approaches downtown Phoenix will be closed to tarmac removal this weekend (Nov. 19-22) as part of an ongoing road improvement project, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. Eastbound I-10 will be closed between 43rd Avenue and I-17 “Stack” intersection from 9:00 pm Friday to 5:00 am Monday (November 22nd). The ramps of Loop 202 (South Mountain Freeway) to the north, including the HOV Lane ramp, to eastbound I-10 will also be closed along with eastbound I-10 driveways at 67th and 51st Avenues. Work to improve the rough road conditions along I-10 will be carried out before the traditional holiday travel time, which begins with Thanksgiving week. Detour: Drivers traveling east on I-10, including those heading to Sky Harbor, East Valley, or Tucson Airport, may consider exiting Loop 202 (South Mountain Freeway) south / east east of 67th Avenue and into close to Chandler Boulevard to get back on I-10 in the Ahwatukee area. Motorists can also get off at the closure and head east on Van Buren Street or McDowell Road before joining I-10 on 19th or Seventh Avenue. Drivers traveling east on I-10 in the West Valley and planning to travel to the northern Phoenix area also have the option to use north loop 101 or loop 303 to reach I-17. ADOT’s $ 12 million road improvement project between I-17 and Avondale Boulevard began in September (2021) and is expected to be completed by summer 2022. Real-time highway conditions are available on ADOT’s Arizona Traveler Information site at az511.gov or by calling 511. ADOT also provides information and updates through its Twitter feed @ArizonaDOT. Read more stories from the Phoenix Valley on Signals A Z.com. Is your brand everywhere? From the best news website in the region, SignalsA Z.com, Smart and Beautiful magazine Quad Cities, TG Magazine, to the Cast11 podcast and the most popular digital billboards in the region, Talking Glass Media will get your business noticed! For more information, visit www.TalkingGlass.Media, call 928-642-3552 or send an email to info@talkingglass.media.
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