Idaho I-90 Construction Restart: Plan Ahead
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Idahos I-90 Fourth of July Pass Project: Final Push Ahead, Expect Delays
The Idaho Transportation Department is resuming construction on I-90 over Fourth of July Pass, marking the final phase of a significant repaving and barrier replacement project. Drivers can anticipate single lanes in each direction, a reduced speed limit of 45 mph, and restricted oversized loads, even during holidays. The work will commence on a two-mile stretch between mileposts 30 and 32, with crews also addressing nearby sections to the west. Concrete barriers will separate traffic from work zones around the clock. Despite potential delays due to heavy holiday traffic, the project aims to complete by fall 2026, covering approximately eight miles from Wolf Lodge to the passs east side. The Coeur dAlene River Bridges in Cataldo are also nearing completion, promising smoother roads ahead.
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