MoDOT announces the closure of Carroll County Route JJ bridge over West Fork Wakenda Creek for deck replacement from Oct. 2023 to mid-Dec. 2025, urging commuters to use alternate routes and prioritize safety.

Route K in Cedar County will be closed by MoDOT for pipe replacement from Oct 6-9 during daily work hours. No official detour, but alternative routes are advised.

The Washington County Route C bridge over Big River has reopened after replacement, now offering a modern, widened design for safer, improved traffic flow.

MoDOT announces temporary rolling stops on US-169 in Smithville on October 5, due to permit work for utility operations, with possible delays for motorists.

MoDOT will close I-44 off-ramps at Route J (Exit 169) near St. Robert for repairs on Oct. 14-15, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., urging safe driving practices.

MoDOT announces an overnight closure of the eastbound I-44 to northbound I-55 ramp in St. Louis for pavement repairs, with a detour via Arsenal (Exit 206C).

Missouri's Waynesville License Office is transitioning management to BPD Holdings and will temporarily close from October 7 to 9. Alternative services are offered in Rolla, Lebanon, and Vienna, as well as online through the DOR website.

The MoDOT will close the Route 76/Business 65 bridge in Branson, MO, for repairs from October 13 to mid-November, with detours via U.S. Route 65 and Business 65.

MoDOT KC is set to hold an open house to discuss a proposed roundabout at Route D and US 69 in Lawson to improve traffic flow. The event will offer engagement and feedback options.

MoDOT announces closure of Route 370's eastbound exit ramp to I-270 South from October 6-10 for pavement repairs, advising Bay Area drivers to anticipate detours and delays.

MoDOT is seeking public input on the I-29 bridge overhaul in Clay County through an online platform. Feedback is open until October 13, with construction planned for January-November 2026.

Callaway Fork Road in St. Charles County will close for maintenance near Highway F from October 6, affecting local commutes. Detours will be in place.

Wentzville Police reminded drivers to be vigilant in work zones, even without workers present, due to hazards like lane shifts and uneven pavement. They emphasized that speed limits in these areas are for everyone's safety.