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"Fix I-5 Project" Begins Today

i_5.jpgAs locals know, Caltrans has been gearing up to repair the “Boat Section” of Interstate 5 that runs through downtown Sacramento. The project begins today and will last about seven weeks. The aggressive schedule, aimed at completing the project months sooner than would normally be the case, involves closing lanes so that repairs can be performed around the clock, seven days a week. That means traffic snarls for commuters as they struggle to get to and from downtown Sacramento during construction.

The California Trucking Association created a helpful construction calendar to help motorists plan their movements through this essential corridor and my good friend, Michael, was kind enough to offer it to IM readers that may be impacted. (Download a pdf copy.) For more information about construction, lane closures and commute alternatives visit fixI-5.com. Visitors can register for email alerts, view live camera images, link to commute alternatives and monitor the up-to-date project schedule.

Posted on May 30, 2008 at 08:00AM by Registered CommenterDoug in , | Comments5 Comments

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Reader Comments (5)

Thanks!!! I go into downtown every day and am dreading the nightmare this will cause. Thanks for the map!!

May 30 | Unregistered CommenterLarry

Thanks!!!

May 30 | Unregistered CommenterJohn J.

I am not looking forward to next week let me tell you. Thanks for the map, I will study it and the info on the site to try to find the best routes for me to get to and from my office on Capitol Avenue.

May 30 | Unregistered CommenterLori P.

Excellent calendar and the link is helpful as well. Thanks for the help!

May 30 | Unregistered CommenterKaren

Glad to help. Drive safely.

Doug

May 30 | Unregistered CommenterDoug

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