Work begins on I-70 bridges in western Kansas

Wil Day
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WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – The Kansas Department of Transportation says work is getting underway this week on Interstate 70 bridges in western Kansas.

Crews will be making repairs to the bridges over K-25 at the Colby exit, the bridges over the U.S. 24 at the business exit on the east side of Goodland, and the westbound bridge just east of the I-70 rest area in Sherman County before the Colorado border. The repairs are expected to be completed by October, weather permitting.

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During repair work, traffic will be reduced to one lane. There is also a reduced speed limit in the work zones with potential traffic delays of up to 5 minutes.

To view an interactive map with information about all current road projects underway across the state, visit KanDrive.gov.

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