I-70 lanes in Colo. to be closed

Overdrive Staff
Nov 05, 2010

The Colorado Department of Transportation will repair short segments of Interstate 70 Nov. 8-10, requiring lane closures near Idaho Springs.

One lane of eastbound or westbound I-70 will be closed at various locations from 6 a.m. until approximately 5 p.m. for asphalt patching and bridge expansion joint repairs. Work is scheduled for eastbound I-70 during morning hours and on westbound I-70 in the afternoons.

A major paving and bridge improvement project is scheduled to begin along this segment of I-70 in spring 2011.


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