I-196 improvements continue in Holland
COUNTY: Allegan
HIGHWAY: Westbound I-196
CLOSEST CITY: Holland
START DATE: Thursday, July 29, 2021
ESTIMATED END DATE: Friday, Nov. 5, 2021
PROJECT DETAILS: The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is investing approximately $2.3 million to rebuild more than 3 miles of westbound I-196 from east of M-40 to east of 60th Street in the city of Holland. Work includes resurfacing, joint replacement, and new guardrail.
This project is in coordination with Rebuilding I-196 from Holland to Saugatuck.
TRAFFIC IMPACT: One lane of westbound I-196 will be shifted to the eastbound side of the roadway just east of M-40. This will close the westbound I-196 ramps to and from M-40, and traffic will be detoured to I-196 Business Route (Byron Road), then southbound US-31 to M-40.
Northbound US-31 will continue to be detoured onto eastbound I-196 and M-40.
Southbound US-31 will be reduced to one lane and crossed over to the northbound side near 60th Street.
SAFETY BENEFITS: Long-term benefits include improvements to vehicle safety and operations, as well as extending the service life of the roadway.
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