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    You are at:Home»Local News»More closures on K-18 start Monday

    More closures on K-18 start Monday

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    By KMAN Staff on March 9, 2012 Local News

    K-18 has been seeing some lane closures and redirecting recently as the project continues to progress towards completion.

    Starting Monday and going until Friday, there will be lane closures at the crossover west of the airport.

    Starting Monday, March 19, eastbound and westbound K-18 traffic will be head to head in the existing eastbound K-18 lanes from Ogden east to Seth Child Road in Manhattan.  K-18 traffic will remain like this until mid November.

    Drivers should expect delays.

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