Overnight Lane Closures on I-280 Scheduled for July 2124

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The New Jersey Department of Transportation confirmed overnight lane closures on I-280 in Morris and Essex counties from July 21 to July 24 for bridge repairs. One lane in each direction will remain open nightly from 10:00 p. m. to 6:00 a. m.

, leading to potential delays for motorists. This work aims to replace the bridge deck over the Passaic River and implement crucial safety upgrades as part of a $12 million federally funded project. According to NJDOT, the project is expected to reach completion by fall 2029, signaling long-term improvements for drivers. Officials urge motorists to exercise caution and plan for extra travel time during the construction period. For real-time updates, they recommend visiting 511NJ.

org or following @NewJerseyDOT on social media. This infrastructure enhancement is vital for maintaining safe travel conditions on a key interstate route. The project reflects ongoing efforts to modernize New Jersey's transportation infrastructure.

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