North DuSable Lake Shore Drive Resurfacing Update: Week of September 15th

Chicago, ILLocal News

The Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) has announced a series of temporary full closures on North DuSable Lake Shore Drive (DLSD) beginning September 15, 2024, as part of an ongoing resurfacing project. The closures will be implemented overnight, affecting all lanes in active work zones, and are expected to last until late October. Specific traffic impacts have been detailed for each day of the week, with closures starting from Sunday evening and continuing through the following Friday. Detours will be available via Inner Lake Shore Drive, ensuring that traffic can still flow despite the disruptions. The project is aimed at improving the roadway's overall condition and safety for all users.

Residents and commuters are encouraged to stay updated on the schedule and plan alternative routes during the construction period. CDOT emphasizes the importance of this work for enhancing the infrastructure of Chicago's transportation network. The department aims to minimize inconvenience while ensuring a quality driving experience upon completion.

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