Highway 61/London Road Lane Restrictions In Duluth Begin Wednesday Septembert 26
More construction before the snow flies. This particular project is actually the completion of a project that began in 2010.
More construction before the snow flies. This particular project is actually the completion of a project that began in 2010.
Flood repairs continue to be worked on across the Northland, and we've received word from the Minnesota Department of Transportation that another project will be in full swing today.
The City of Duluth has announced that work will begin on the Skyline Parkway Scenic Byway to repair damage caused by the June 20th Flood.
Just when we got use to the way it was, it's changing, on a holiday weekend! We have already been warned that the road construction is already going to delay travel to our destination, now they're throwing a lane switch in on Friday, the day that everyone is trying to get out of Dodge! Grin and bare it, you've been forewarned. (pass it on to friends and family that might be traveling too)!
The Labor Day holiday can be stressful without road construction. Load the car, the truck, the camper, hook on the boat and get on the road. Inevitably, we're going to end up on the road, going the same direction, at the same time. That, coupled with the road construction is going to make for some behind-the-wheel frustration. Hopefully, these details will help you plan your travel to avoid congestion.
The road construction in the Northland continues and so does the wait in long lines of traffic. This one will affect the North bound traffic of Interstate 35. If that affects YOU, you may want to find an alternate route until Thursday.
A main artery just outside of Duluth remains closed until road crews can repair the road after the massive flooding last week.
It is a little tricky getting around town now. Just think about how it will be with thousands of Grandma's Marathon racers, spectators and Expo participants in town. Not to mention tourists who have no idea and friends and families of recent graduates. The following information is going to be EXTREMELY helpful for anyone venturing to Duluth on the week-end of June 15-17, so pass it on!
Keeping up with construction projects in the summer is tough, but we will do our best to keep you on top of things. The Minnesota Department Of Transportation sent a press release regarding a project near Cotton, Minnesota which may delay travels in northern Minnesota beginning next Monday, June 11.
The road construction is slowly making it way across the Northland. If you haven't already been impacted in some way, perhaps this next bout of road closures and detours will do the trick. We're moving from the Duluth area up I-35 between Scanlon and Larson Road this Thursday, June 7
Work will begin on June 6th on the Highway 210 bridge over the St. Louis River on June 6th. The project will extend the life of the bridge for about another 50 years, according to the MN Department Of Transportation.
Driving home from Minneapolis this afternoon, I was so happy that I was not driving south on I-35. While construction did limit us to one lane at times, it didn't cause much if any delay. Those people traveling south, on the other hand, were pretty much sitting still beginning around Sandstone. I can only imagine how long it took those people to get to their destination. 'Tis the season and on Monday we will have some new construction across the Northland.