Overnight closures planned for I-481 South
The closure will run from Monday, March 24 through Saturday, April 5.
According to the NYSDOT, the closure is to facilitate retaining wall repairs as part of the Interstate 81 Viaduct Project.
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Additionally, the on-ramp from East Brighton Avenue northbound to I-81 northbound will be closed.
Drivers have been noted to take the following detours:
Drivers traveling on I-481 southbound to I-81 northbound are advised to follow the signed detour that directs traffic to Exit 1 (Brighton Ave), to north on East Brighton Avenue, to south on South State Street, to I-81 southbound.
Drivers traveling I-481 southbound to I-81 southbound are advised to follow the signed detour that directs traffic to Exit 1 (Brighton Ave), to north on East Brighton Avenue, to south on South State Street, to east on East Calthrop Avenue, to I-81 northbound.
Drivers traveling East Brighton Avenue northbound and southbound to the I-81 northbound on-ramp are advised to follow the signed detour that directs traffic to north on East Brighton Avenue, to south on South State Street, to east on East Calthrop Avenue, to I-81 northbound.
Throughout these closures, drivers are advised to proceed with extra caution.
The NYSDOT is asking drivers to slow down and drive responsibly in work zones as fines are doubled for speeding in these areas.
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