Reconstructed flyover, new bypass lane to open at I-35 and US 183

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AUSTIN – Less than four months after the Texas Department of Transportation imploded two sections of the old northbound I-35 to northbound US 183 flyover, the reconstructed flyover will open to traffic. Before opening the new flyover, TxDOT will temporarily close the northbound I-35 main lanes for restriping. At the same time the new flyover opens, so will a new northbound bypass lane.

US 290 East entrance ramp to the Rundberg Lane exit (#241) in Travis County. Photo credited to TXDoT

Beginning Friday, Sept. 10 at 11 p.m., the northbound I-35 main lanes will be closed to traffic, weather permitting. Traffic will detour to the frontage road at the US 183 South exit (#239), travel through the signalized intersections at St. Johns Avenue and US 183 and reenter the main lanes near Rundberg Lane. All lanes and the new flyover will open by 8 a.m. on Saturday.

TxDOT reconstructed the flyover to lessen the incline and allow room for a new entrance ramp. The new bypass lane will allow traffic on the northbound frontage road to bypass the signal at St. Johns Avenue, and either enter I-35 or stay on the frontage road to the US 183 intersection. These improvements will increase safety, mobility and traffic flow for all users.

This $124.2 million Texas Clear Lanes project began construction in 2018 and is anticipated to be complete in early 2022. For more information on this project and others under construction, visit My35Construction.org.

For B-roll and high-resolution photo use this link: https://txdot.box.com/s/xmzebbpygr1xhcmxzd0jnz3ysmk7bcjm

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