I-10 restrictions for tunnel maintenance begin Friday night (Jan. 29) in Phoenix

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I-10 restrictions for tunnel maintenance begin Friday night (Jan. 29) in Phoenix
  

Tunnel maintenance work will require weekend I-10 closures beginning Friday night (Jan. 29). Please allow extra travel time and use alternate routes while the following restrictions are in place:

  
I-10 eastbound closed between I-17 (Stack Interchange) and Washington St. for tunnel maintenance. State Route 51 southbound and Loop 202 westbound ramps to I-10 eastbound also closed.

DETOUR I-10 eastbound traffic will detour to I-17 southbound at Stack Interchange and reconnect with I-10 near Sky Harbor Airport.

9 p.m. Friday - 9 a.m. Saturday (Jan. 30)

  
I-10 westbound closed between I-17 (Split Interchange) near Sky Harbor Airport and Seventh Avenue for tunnel maintenance. State Route 51 southbound and Loop 202 westbound HOV-lane ramps to I-10 westbound also closed. Westbound Sky Harbor Blvd. ramp to I-10 westbound closed. DETOUR: I-10 westbound traffic will detour to I-17 northbound at Split Interchange and reconnect with I-10 at Stack Interchange north of Adams Street.

9 p.m. Saturday - 9 a.m. Sunday (Jan. 31)

  
I-10 narrowed to three lanes in both directions near Dysart Road for message sign foundation work. DETOUR: Please be prepared to slow down and merge to the right in work zone.

10 p.m. Friday - 5 p.m. Saturday (Jan. 30)

  
I-10 narrowed to four lanes in both directions near Dysart Road for message sign foundation work.

5 p.m. Saturday - 7 a.m. Sunday (Jan. 31)

  

For highway conditions across Arizona, visit ADOT’s Travel Information site at az511.gov or call 5-1-1. Information also is available on ADOT’s Twitter feed (@ArizonaDOT).

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