A major project is slated to take over a prominent part of the Kennedy Expressway for multiple years, impacting many Chicago-area commuters in a matter of weeks as officials urge drivers to find "alternative routes.". It will be critical for the Department to protect the public interest by using a PPP structure that transfers some of the risk to the private partner. John F Kennedy Expressway (I-90 and I-94) - Chicago Area Roads and Exits Left turns at the intersection will continue to be prohibited. In addition to the bridge work, crews will also repair potholes, patch the roadway and paint Hubbards Cave. The two left lanes will be closed until work is completed in July, at which point work will switch to the two right lanes. There is a need to evaluate a long-term funding strategy for this project, which could include tolling. Construction of three new retaining walls and repairs to two existing retaining walls. Construction in 2024 will focuson reversible lanes, which will be closed to rehab the roadway and modernize the 52-year-old system that controls the gates to the express lanes. A new through-lane will also be added on I-90/94, correcting a deficiency that forces drivers to switch lanes when entering the interchange. The estimated $150 million project will include rehabilitating of 36 bridge structures and the Reversible Lane Access Control (REVLAC) system, replacing overhead sign-structures, installing new signage and modernized LED lights, pavement patching and structural painting. During each of the three years, two lanes of traffic will be closed for work between the Edens and Ohio Street, detailed in the schedule below: Stage 1:2023 Construction SeasonInbound Kennedy- 2 lanes CLOSEDExpress Lanes will only flow inbound, Stage 2: 2024 Construction SeasonExpress Lanes CLOSEDIB and OB lanes will stay open, Stage 3: 2025 Construction SeasonOutbound Kennedy 2 lanes CLOSEDExpress Lanes will only flow outbound, GET READY just learned about a new 3 YEAR construction project on the Kennedy that starts next month pic.twitter.com/UHeOwjVenH. Jane Byrne Interchange Reconstruction, RSP 33 The improvement project, which includes a replacement of the bridge along with upgrades to lighting in the area, is expected to be completed this summer. Motorists can expects delays and should allow extra time for trips through this area, be prepared for slow and stopped traffic, and if feasible consider taking alternate routes. Weekend ramp closures on I-57The following ramps are scheduled to be closed this weekend for pavement patching and repairs, weather permitting, starting at 9 p.m. tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 7, to 5 a.m. Monday, Oct. 10. Southbound I-57 ramp to Stuenkel Road (eastbound and westbound)o Alternate route: Sauk Trail or Monee Manhattan Road to Cicero Avenue (Illinois 50) to Stuenkel Road Westbound Stuenkel Road entrance ramp to northbound I-57o Alternate route: Sauk Trail or Monee Manhattan Road to enter northbound I-57. CHICAGO - Construction on a large chunk of the Kennedy Expressway is scheduled to begin in March. Construction of a new westbound Collector-Distributer (CD) roadway just west of Canfield Road that provides access to and from Cumberland Avenue and access to westbound I-190. In future project studies on these segments, adding capacity should be considered, and CMAPs evaluation suggests that in many cases this capacity would be beneficial.
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