Starting March 31, a bridge rehabilitation project will begin in Northwest Missouri, covering eleven bridges. Capital Paving & Construction, LLC has been contracted for the work. The first project will be the Daviess County Route E Bridge over Grindstone Creek, with additional bridges scheduled for repairs afterward, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation.
Motorists should expect single-lane traffic controlled by flaggers during daylight hours from Monday to Friday due to bridge rehabilitation projects in several counties. Affected roads include Daviess County Route CC, Caldwell County Routes W, D, and A, Clinton County Missouri Route 121, Chariton County Route P, Carroll County Route B, Livingston County Route D, and Daviess County Route J. The project is expected to be completed by late June, weather permitting. Missouri Department of Transportation recommends checking the Traveler Information Map or subscribing to E-Updates for construction and traffic updates.
A Safe and Sound bridge project is set to begin in May in Andrew, Buchanan, Clinton, and Dekalb counties, aiming to improve infrastructure across these communities. The project's progress will depend on Midwest weather conditions. An interactive map with bridge locations and details is available on the project's webpage. Missouri Department of Transportation urges drivers to follow safety measures such as wearing seat belts, avoiding distractions, observing reduced speed limits, and moving over in work zones. Travelers are encouraged to “Know before you go,” by visiting traveler.modot.org for updated information on work zones.
