CHARLOTTE — There will be lane closures on Interstate 277 starting Tuesday night as part of a $26 million project to improve bridges along the loop between Tenth Street and Interstate 77, which is about 1.3 miles.
Crews are starting single and double lane closures on the inner loop of the Brookshire Freeway from 9 p.m. until 6 a.m. through Thursday, said the North Carolina Department of Transportation.
Officials will examine bridges and make the necessary repairs.
🚧 Crews are closing lanes overnight on I-277, between 10th St and I-77. We have team coverage walking you through what you can expect. @TrafficTeam9
— Gina Esposito (@GinaWSOC9) April 13, 2022
Crews start working on the outer loop starting Monday night and lasting through April 22.
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🚧 I-277 bridge rehabilitation to get underway, requiring lane closures on the Brookshire end of the uptown loop.
— NCDOT Charlotte Area (@NCDOT_Charlotte) April 11, 2022
▶️ Learn more: https://t.co/dQqq3ecsT6 pic.twitter.com/iisg6YEkJE
In the video at the top of this webpage, Traffic Team 9′s Mark Taylor explains what motorists can expect during these bridge repairs.
(Watch the video below: ‘Should be illegal’: When will ‘outdated, hazardous’ I-277 exit get fixed?)
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