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Traffic backups
1:03 pm
Fri August 19, 2011

Travel delays in downtown St. Louis are likely this weekend

Credit (via Flickr/cjc4454)
Lane closures on Interstate 64 and the Poplar Street Bridge will cause backups for drivers in downtown this weekend.

If you're heading downtown this weekend, be patient - roadwork by the Missouri Department of Transportation is probably going to cause back-ups.

MoDOT crews will be closing all lanes of Interstate 64 from Jefferson through the Poplar Street Bridge at 3 a.m. Saturday, with the lanes re-opening Sunday afternoon around 3. An eastbound lane and  two westbound lanes of the Poplar Street Bridge will close at 5 a.m. Saturday and re-open around 5 p.m. Sunday.  All the lane closures are needed so crews can do earthquake retrofit work.

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I-64 Lane Closures
11:28 am
Fri July 15, 2011

Lane closures this weekend on I-64 and I-44

Credit SLPR news
MoDot says I-64 will close from Jefferson to the Poplar Street Bridge starting at 8 p.m. Friday evening, July 15.

All lanes of eastbound I-64 from Jefferson to the Poplar Street Bridge will close tonight at 8 p.m. and will reopen by 3 p.m. Sunday in time for the U2 concert at Busch Stadium.

 Lanes in both directions of the Poplar Street Bridge will close beginning at 7 p.m. for deck repairs. The bridge will also reopen at 3 p.m. on Sunday.  

Metro also tweeted  that, on Sunday night, after the U2 concert, "Metro will continue MetroLink service until all downtown stations are cleared."

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Daniel Boone Bridge
4:29 pm
Wed July 13, 2011

MoDOT receives funding for a new Daniel Boone bridge

Credit (St. Louis Public Radio via Google Maps)
The Daniel Boone Bridge as seen on Google Maps' streetview.

A replacement for the oldest interstate bridge in the St. Louis region has gotten the green light from the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission.

The Commission this morning approved $120 million for a new westbound Daniel Boone Bridge, which carries traffic on Highway 40 across the Missouri River. The westbound span was built in the 1930s and needs constant maintenance.

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