Home News I-30 CLOSES, DETOURS BETWEEN I-35E, I-45/US 75 IN DALLAS STARTING JANUARY 30

I-30 CLOSES, DETOURS BETWEEN I-35E, I-45/US 75 IN DALLAS STARTING JANUARY 30

0

DALLAS – Weather permitting, all lanes of east and westbound I-30 will be closed between the I-35E and I-45/US 75 interchanges from 10 p.m. Friday, January 30 to 5 a.m. Monday, February 2 as part of the ongoing I-30 Canyon corridor improvement project. 

  • A signed detour will be in place to use the SH 366/Woodall Rodgers Freeway as an alternate east-west connection between I-35E and I-45/US 75 during this time. Other alternate routes may result in increased travel distance.
  • Significant delays can be expected; avoid unnecessary travel in the area if possible. Plan ahead for extra travel time and be alert to slower or stopped traffic.

As a reminder, the following traffic impacts are in place as part of this project and are weather permitting:

  • All lanes of Cesar Chavez Boulevard are closed and detoured at I-30 through late 2028.
  • All lanes of Cadiz Street are closed and detoured at I-30. It will be rebuilt on a new alignment and reopen later in the project.
  • All lanes of Akard Street are closed and detoured at I-30 through summer 2028.
  • Good Latimer Expressway is narrowed to one lane in each direction at I-30 through early 2028.

Signed detours to adjacent streets are in place for the closures at Cesar Chavez Blvd., Cadiz St. and Akard Street. Drivers should plan ahead for extra travel time. No pedestrian access is allowed inside the closed work zones.

This is part of the $888 million I-30 Canyon project between the I-35E and I-45 interchanges. Overall completion is expected in late 2030/early 2031, weather permitting. Future scheduled lane and ramp closures for this project will be posted in www.DriveTexas.org as information becomes available.

For everyone’s safety, TxDOT urges drivers to use caution in work zones by setting aside distractions, following posted speed limits and being alert to slower traffic and crews in the area.

Previous articleFat Ham Opens at Dallas Theater Center Jan. 30
Next articleWinter storm puts critical chill on Texas blood supply
Kristin Barclay
Kristin Barclay graduated from the University of South Carolina with a major in Journalism and Advertising. Throughout her career, Kristin has demonstrated a passion for storytelling and a commitment to providing accurate, timely, and informative news coverage. She has a deep understanding of the issues and concerns facing local communities and has earned a reputation as a trusted source for reliable news and information. Outside of work, Kristin enjoys traveling both for business and pleasure. She loves exploring new places, meeting new people, and experiencing different cultures. Whether she's on a business trip or a vacation, Kristin is always eager to discover what makes each place unique and special. Kristin's passions include boots, bourbon, dogs and college football. She is a self-proclaimed boot aficionado and has an impressive collection of cowboy boots that she wears with pride. She also enjoys sipping on a good bourbon and spending time with her husband and beloved border collies.

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.