K-10 commuters to experience one-lane traffic near De Soto until September, thanks to new project
Area commuters who take Kansas Highway 10 into Johnson County should expect one-lane traffic on parts of the road until September.
The Kansas Department of Transportation announced a $3.8 million bridge project near De Soto will reduce parts of the busy highway to one lane in each direction for several months.
The lane reductions will begin just east of the Lexington Road interchange, which is the main De Soto interchange, and end at the Kill Creek Road interchange, which is the first interchange east of the Lexington Road interchange.
The lane closures are for maintenance work to a bridge that carries K-10 traffic over Kill Creek.
Clarkson Construction of Kansas City, Missouri, is completing the bridge work. The project is expected to be completed in early September, according to KDOT.
Other News
KU’s lesser known powerhouse: A look at how the debate team wins against the best of the best
Law enforcement leaders criticize federal agents’ conduct, ask for understanding on reticence
PHOTOS: Easter Egg Roll with Dole
Public invited to resource fair highlighting how Lawrence is preparing for the FIFA World Cup
Lawrence-Douglas County Housing Authority leaders use special events like Easter Bunny visit to help create community for senior residents
