Vermont Agentur of Transportation This weekly report contains a list of planned construction activities that influence traffic on state motorways and interstatens throughout the week of May 5, 2025. Please remember to drive safely in all work zones. Life depend on it.
Interstattes:
I-89 Colchester – In addition to exchange 17, improvements are underway. The I-89 exit 17 to the north is closed at night from Sunday to Friday between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. in the night in Winooski or exit 18 in Milton during the nightly final duties. From Sunday at 7 p.m. to Friday at 8 p.m., the I-89 is reduced in every direction near exit 17 in a track, except during peak times (3 p.m. to 8 p.m. for the I-89 north and 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. for I-89 South). Motorcyclists should expect uneven gravel surfaces on the north torn outside the ramp during the day.
I-89 Richmond -The works on the i-89 in Richmond south of exit 11 from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m., drivers will meet the lane closures north (mm 75.45 to mm 77.0) and south (mm 77.29 to mm 75.71). The speed limit is reduced to 55 miles per hour in the work zone. The speed enforcement will be available and the fines will be doubled.
I-89 Royalton -The construction of the I-89 bridges near Exit 3 .. The traffic to the south uses the low-speed lane, while the traffic to the north crosses the median and returns to the north on the bridges. The exit 3 North Off-Ramp uses a crossover to the new ramp. The speed limits are 55 miles per hour in work zones and 25 miles per hour at exit 3 outside the ramp. VT 107 traffic can be diverted under the bridges due to bridge work with a speed limit of 30 km / h and a height restriction. Potholes have developed in both directions on the bridge and are repaired all week. Please use caution, expect delays and expect slow traffic due to roller street blocks during these repairs.
I-89 Swanton-Highgate -Temporary blocking blocks between the passport and travel traces will be available on the I-89 North for cold planning companies. These closures start on the 20th, extend to exit 21 and continue to go north. The blocking of the lanes will also be present on the I-89 South between the Carter Hill Road overpass and the output 21 for the work of improving the rainwater road from the shoulder. A temporary speed limit reduction at 55 miles per hour is available in the work zones during working hours. Motorcycles should watch on grooved and unequal surfaces.
I-91 Fairlee -T begining, a quarter mile before exchange 15 of the I-91 exit 15 is reduced to a single lane in both directions, and crossover, which distracts the traffic south by a bridge-deck replacement replacement project, are now active. A speed limit reduction at 55 miles per hour is available.
State motorways:
Barre Town – The milling is continued by East Barre to Orange in the USA 302. It becomes a single -lane closure with alternating disposable traffic. Temporary stripping is used. Motorcyclists should contact caution.
Bennington -A roundabout project requires single -lane closures with alternating disposable traffic, which is checked by Flaggers to VT 67a at the intersections with Seidenstrasse/Matteson Road and College Drive between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Brattleboro Hinsdale -Riezen on VT/NH 119 meet flagger and one-way alternating traffic patterns east of the new bridge over the CT river in New Hampshire. Expect delays in this area.
Cambridge-Johnson -Monday to Friday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., drivers can expect up to four traffic control packages that facilitate alternating disposable traffic on VT 15 between the Park Street in Johnson and the VT 15/VT 108 roundabout in Cambridge.
Fairlee -The traffic on Lake Morey Road at exit 15 is reduced to disposable change patterns that are checked by flag. These effects are only planned for a few days, while the crews work on a certain operation on the Bridge Overhead I-91.
Ludlow -In Ludlow Village has started a paving project where Flaggers will be present to lead a change traffic to VT 100 and adjacent side streets during the time of day. Motorcycles should watch on grooved and unequal surfaces.
Marshfield-Danville -From 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., drivers should expect alternating disposable traffic and minor delays in Cabot near the Marshfield dam in Danville near Joes Teich and near the intersection of USA 2 and VT 15.
Pittsford – Drivers travel across the temporary bridge. Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., traffic control on the USA 7 can be present to enable construction vehicles inside and outside the work area.
Quechee Gorge Bridge -The blocking closure and a one-way change of change, controlled by Signal, will continue until the middle of the season when the closure changes the sides to the western lane. The path on the bridge underpass is closed until autumn 2025. The adjacent path is open via a signed detour through the visitor center.
Readboro – On VT 100 above the Deerfield River, the workers pour concrete for a temporary bridge along the Depot Street, excavated for temporary pillars on the east side of the river and install the pile compared to the Phelps Lane. A travel trail is closed with flagers on site to manage the flow of traffic.
Richmond -The traffic control will be present from Monday to Friday from 2 Monday to Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., so that a single trace of changing trips enables.
Rutland -A highway resurfacing project of class I requires single-track closures or alternating disposable traffic
Searsburg – On VT 9 about 1.1 miles west of the intersection with VT 8, the workers replace a passage through a bridge. A temporary road with a maximum lane width of 12.5 feet (a total of 25 feet between concrete barriers) is available. The traffic speeds are reduced to 30 miles per hour by the work zone. The traffic enforcement will temporarily exist. Delays are expected.
Sheldon -From 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., drivers should expect alternating one -way traffic on VT 105 in Sheldon, starting at the Milk Mark 2.003 near the intersection with Mill Street and progress of the entire week. Flag and uniformed traffic officers will be present to help drivers through the work zone. Motorcyclists will be careful due to the grooved lane area.
Williston – For a roadway stay and enlargement, single-track closures with changing disposable traffic from Flaggers on VT 2A and the Industrial Avenue/Mountain View Road from Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. should expect significant traffic delays on weekdays and are planning additional travel times or looking for alternative routes.
Worcester-Auto drivers should expect a variable disposable traffic to VT 12 via the north of the Winooski river, which is checked by traffic signals 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Flagers can also be present to help drivers through the area.
Please note that many of our construction projects have committed public information experts to keep them up to date. To display a list of contacts for certain projects and register for weekly construction updates, visit our Construction updates Page.
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