If You Commute From The East End To Downtown, Here's Some Good News

Marty Finley, Biz Journals
Fri, 09/30/2016 - 8:03am

Another major traffic change will welcome drivers returning to work in downtown Louisville Monday morning. Ohio River Bridges Project officials said Friday that a new roadway will open by 5 a.m. Monday, Oct. 3, for those using Interstate 71 South. Those traveling from I-71 South to I-65 South will have their own dedicated lanes rather than having to merge with I-64 West. Removing the merge will help eliminate a "pinch point" for drivers on I-64 West and I-71, according to a news release, and should…

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