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Highway Projects Key Online Information Summer 2020 Know REV 5/2020 REV 734-2812 No. Form Cover photo: Woodburn paving project on Interstate 5, Greg Westergaard, ODOT photographer. photographer. ODOT paving onInterstate project photo: Woodburn 5,Greg Westergaard, Cover Questions: 1-877-336-6368 (EEO-ODOT) or statewide relay, 711. relay, statewide or (EEO-ODOT) 1-877-336-6368 Questions: programs, services, activities, hiring, and employment practices. practices. employment and hiring, activities, services, programs, discriminate on the basis of disability in admission or access to our our to access or admission in disability of basis the on discriminate disabilities. Alternative formats available upon request. ODOT does not not does ODOT request. upon available formats Alternative disabilities. a diverse workforce. Accommodations will be provided to persons with with persons to provided be will Accommodations workforce. diverse a ODOT is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer committed to to committed employer action affirmative opportunity, equal an is ODOT [email protected]. staff in the Ask ODOT office. Call 1-888 Ask ODOT (275-6368) or email email or (275-6368) ODOT Ask 1-888 Call office. ODOT Ask the in staff As always, you can ask questions or share comments with our helpful helpful our with comments share or questions ask can you always, As city or county roads. roads. county or city encounter short-duration maintenance projects or work being done on on done being work or projects maintenance short-duration encounter facebook.com/OregonDOT. This map lists only major projects on state highways. You may also also may You highways. state on projects major only lists map This Facebook. Become a fan and let us know what you think. Find us at www. at us Find think. you what know us let and fan a Become Facebook. Learn about interesting or lesser-known programs and projects on on projects and programs lesser-known or interesting about Learn then sorted by milepost. Information is subject to change. to subject is Information milepost. by sorted then of this brochure. Projects are listed by highway type and route number, number, route and type highway by listed are Projects brochure. this of if there’s a problem on your favorite routes. routes. favorite your on problem a there’s if Details for specific projects listed on this map are included on the inside inside the on included are map this on listed projects specific for Details Our Twitter feed is @OregonDOT. You can sign up to receive Twitter alerts alerts Twitter receive to up sign can You @OregonDOT. is feed Twitter Our require lane closures or traffic detours. traffic or closures lane require www.TravelOregon.com. with little in the way of traffic delays. 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Use voice commands or use the keypad on your phone to get the the get to phone your on keypad the use or commands voice Use pass. For questions or comments about ODOT call ODOT about comments or questions For Resurfacing/Paving/Overlay — Adding pavement over existing existing over pavement Adding — Call 511 for the latest highway conditions by route, major city or mountain mountain or city major route, by conditions highway latest the for 511 Call the project. the (503) 588-2941 (out-of-state callers) (out-of-state 588-2941 (503) the best way to get there. get to way best the depends on overall traffic volume, time of day, and the size and type of of type and size the and day, of time volume, traffic overall on depends 511 (in-state callers only) callers (in-state 511 A A T work zone delays and hazardous road conditions. Before you go, find find go, you Before conditions. road hazardous and delays zone work you encounter a road project. The amount of delay and congestion congestion and delay of amount The project. road a encounter you Visit www.TripCheck.com Visit quick visit to www.TripCheck.com can help you avoid traffic snags, snags, traffic avoid you help can www.TripCheck.com to visit quick he following descriptions will give you an idea of what to expect when when expect to what of idea an you give will descriptions following he Summer 2020 Summer Travel Information Travel Know before you go... you before Know Highway Projects Key Projects Highway Information Online Oregon Improvement Projects Improvement Oregon Portland Area Improvement Projects Tips for Driving Safely (East Portland Freeway) INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS 6. Interstate 205 — westbound. Lane closures and intermittent Install five RealTime traveler information crosswalk closures with pedestrian and Region-wide Projects in Work Zones Interstate 5 various locations signs on I-205 between I-5 and OR 212, MP bicycle detour signs or flaggers directing (Pacific Highway) 1. Interstate 5 — Interstate 0.0–13.0 Nighttime lane closures and some traffic. Completion: 2020. Bridge Trunnion. Replace parts that help lift full nighttime I-205 closures. Completion: www.OR8construction.org Pay complete attention to your driving, especially in the transition and lower the bridge, increasing safety and zone before the work area. Inattentive driving is the most common cause Fall 2020. 11. OR 99W (Pacific Highway West) — Install a longevity, Oregon MP 307.7 to Washington www.i205corridor.org of work zone crashes. MP 0.6. Northbound span closed to all new concrete bridge deck and replace joints traffic Sept. 12-20, with traffic in both on the northbound side of the OR 99W Interstate 405 Orange is your clue! directions sharing the southbound bridge. Tualatin River Bridge, MP 12.1–12.3. A 30- Pay attention when you see orange signs, 7. Interstate 405 (Stadium Freeway) — Replace Completion: Fall 2020. day single lane closure across the bridge, barrels, cones and barricades. bridge joints and make repairs to elevated www.InterstateBridge.org with one lane for northbound traffic. sections on either side of the Fremont Completion: Fall 2020. (Pacific Highway) Obey all speed signs, because speed may be reduced 2. Interstate 5 — Install Bridge and at U.S. 26, to improve safety www.oregon.gov/odot/projects/pages/ for your safety and the safety of workers. new RealTime signs in seven locations, and increase freeway lifespan, MP 1.4–3.9. project-details.aspx?project=20471 Marine Drive to I-405, to provide real time Weekend ramp closures and night lane 12. OR 211 (Woodburn-Estacada Highway) — traffic information, MP 303.3–308.6.Night closures and weekend day lane closures. Double your following distance. Don’t tailgate. ramp and lane closures and from two to Provide a pedestrian and bicycle path on Completion: Fall 2020. OR 211 at Ona Way, near OR 213 in Molalla, four nighttime full I-5 closures in both www.i405ramps.org Get in the correct lane in advance. directions. Completion: Summer 2020. MP 11.5–12.0. Mostly shoulder work with tinyurl.com/ODOTRealTime temporary lane closures and occasional U.S. HIGHWAYS flagging. Completion: 2021. (Pacific Highway) Remember, work zone traffic lanes are often 3. Interstate 5 — The on- 8. U.S. 26 (SE Powell Boulevard) — Outer Powell tinyurl.com/OR211Improvements ramps to NB I-5 from both SW Bertha and narrow, without shoulders or emergency lanes. Safety Improvements from SE 122nd Avenue 13. OR 212 (Clackamas-Boring Highway) Terwilliger boulevards will get improved to SE 136th Avenue: install sidewalks, weight capacity to improve long-term safety, — Repair and repave OR 212 through When possible, move over to give workers more improve crosswalks, bike lanes, center turn Damascus and Boring, install accessible MP 297. Both ramps will have intermittent lanes, storm drains and lighting. MP 7.1–8.0. space between them and your vehicle. closures over a month, but not 5 a.m. to curb ramps and pedestrian facilities at 26 Two-way traffic maintained on Powell with intersections along OR 212, and install fish- 10 am weekdays, and not both at the same some intermittent nighttime lane closures Be aware of temporary construction accesses on time. No impact to I-5 traffic. Completion: friendly bridge at North Fork Deep Creek. with flaggers. A marked pedestrian path either side of the roadway. Summer 2020. OR 224: MP 5.2–8.2; OR 212: MP 0.1–8.6. OR and striped bike lane will be maintained in 212 closed 24/7 at North Fork Deep Creek tinyurl.com/OnRampMaintenance both directions. Completion: Fall 2020. for 12 days in summer 2020.
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