The main lanes of I-10 East between I-45 and I-69 were re-opened Saturday night after crews wrapped up weekend construction early on the Elysian Viaduct north of downtown Houston.
Crews had originally planned for a total closure in both directions until Monday morning.
Good news! I-10 eastbound and westbound between I-45 and I-69 all mainlanes now open. Work on the Elysian Viaduct has been completed for the weekend. #hounews pic.twitter.com/zsdWlV6bTm
— TxDOT- HOU District (@TxDOTHouston) January 24, 2021
The project is part of a massive improvement effort on the viaduct from Brooks to Commerce Street, including road widening and replacing structures.
You can find more information on Houston TranStar's website.
Crews are also adding shoulders to the four-lane roadway and a wider sidewalk along the northbound lanes between Runnels and Ruiz streets.
The project is anticipated to be completed by early Spring 2021.
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