Arizona's $106M Interchange Project: Smoother Vegas-Phoenix Ride
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Arizonas Department of Transportation is investing $106 million in the West Kingman Interchange project to alleviate decades-long traffic congestion between Phoenix and Las Vegas. The project, which began in July 2024, involves blasting through mountains, laying down new roadway, and constructing a full freeway-to-freeway swap. Additionally, Interstate 40 will be widened in both directions, a new merge lane will be added to U.S. 93 northbound, and bridge upgrades, sound walls, and improved drainage will be implemented. The project is expected to significantly reduce traffic backups and enhance safety on the Vegas-Phoenix route.
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