Northbound I-15 traffic in Lehi shifted toward median until 2027
The shift gives crews room to start foundations for the new 2100 North interchange, part of a freeway link to Mountain View Corridor due in late 2028.
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Northbound Interstate 15 drivers at 2100 North in Lehi are traveling in a new pattern that will stay in place through May 2027, after a week of overnight lane closures to move lanes toward the center median, the Utah Department of Transportation announced. [1]
UDOT closed northbound lanes overnight Oct. 7-8 and Oct. 10-11, at times narrowing the freeway to a single lane, while keeping all lanes open Oct. 9 for traffic heading to BYU's homecoming game in Provo. [1]
The space created by the shift lets crews on the 2100 North project relocate utilities, build a stabilizing soil wall and begin foundations for a new 2100 North interchange, the agency said. [1]
When the project is finished in late 2028, it will have built a 2.8-mile freeway connection between Mountain View Corridor and I-15, a new I-15 interchange and improved pedestrian and bicycle connections, according to UDOT, which noted construction schedules depend on weather. [1]
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