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Lane closures on Highway 38; expect 15-minute delays
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Thursday, June 14, 2007 | No comments posted.
Striping work on state Highway 38 began Tuesday from Deans Creek Road to Scottsburg Bridge, according to a press release from the Oregon Department of Transportation. ODOT advises drivers to expect 15-minute delays with flaggers and pilot cars providing traffic control.
“The striping requires a lane closure, so we're going to have delays,” said Assistant Project Manager Dave Sibley.
The striping work covers an 11-mile section of Highway 38 from milepost 5.8 to 16.4. Work will continue from through Saturday.
Advance warning signs will be located along the highway.
“The striping requires a lane closure, so we're going to have delays,” said Assistant Project Manager Dave Sibley.
The striping work covers an 11-mile section of Highway 38 from milepost 5.8 to 16.4. Work will continue from through Saturday.
Advance warning signs will be located along the highway.
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