In northeast Iowa, the Iowa Department of Transportation keeps travelers informed with a weekly road construction update. This is crucial for those planning their journeys and ensuring a smooth travel experience. Let's take a look at the specific closures and detours in different counties.

Stay Informed on Iowa's Road Construction

Linn County Construction

In Cedar Rapids, the I-380 southbound exit ramp 20A to First Street Northwest S; B Avenue Northwest E; and F Avenue Northwest W in Linn County is partially closed. This closure will last until April 18, 2025. It is important for travelers to be aware of this and plan their routes accordingly. Drivers should exercise caution and follow the posted signs.

These closures can cause some inconvenience, but they are necessary for the improvement and maintenance of the roads. The Iowa DOT is working hard to ensure the safety of travelers while these construction projects are underway.

Bremer County Near Waverly Construction

In Bremer County near Waverly, IA 3 is closed in both directions between IA 116 and US 63. A detour is in operation, and this closure is expected to remain until Sept. 1, 2025. This closure can have a significant impact on traffic in the area, and drivers are advised to take the detour and follow the instructions carefully.

The construction work in this area is essential for the long-term improvement of the roads. It is important for drivers to be patient and follow the traffic signs and instructions to ensure their safety and the safety of others on the road.

Bremer County Near Janesville Construction

In Bremer County near Janesville, US 218 is reduced to one lane in both directions between Exit 195, Barrick Road, 275th St. (Janesville), and IA 3 (near Waverly). This one-lane road is due to construction work that is expected to be completed by Friday, Dec. 6.

Drivers should be prepared for slower traffic and exercise extra caution in this area. The construction work is being carried out to improve the road conditions and make them safer for everyone. It is important to follow the traffic signs and instructions and give yourself extra time when traveling through this construction zone.

The Iowa DOT reminds motorists to drive with caution, obey the posted speed limit and other signs in the work area, and be aware that traffic fines for moving violations are at least double in work zones. As in all work zones, drivers should stay alert, allow ample space between vehicles, and wear seat belts.The latest traveler information is available anytime through the 511 system. Visit 511ia.org; call 511 (within Iowa) or 800-288-1047 (nationwide); stay connected with 511 on Facebook or Twitter (find links at https://iowadot.gov/511/511-social-media-sites); or download the free app to a mobile device.