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    You are at:Home»Local News»Repairs on K-18 & 56th Ave to start Monday

    Repairs on K-18 & 56th Ave to start Monday

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    By KMAN Staff on October 27, 2023 Local News

    The Kansas Department of Transporation will begin emergency repairs to the 56th Avenue bridge over K-18 Monday, weather permitting, which will result in some traffic adjustments.

    The project will repair damages previously made to the underside of the bridge as a result of a motor vehicle crash. KDOT says during the initial phase, which is anticipated to finish in late December, the 56th Avenue bridge and westbound lanes of K-18 under the bridge will be closed to traffic to repair or replace damaged girders. Westbound traffic will be detoured to the off-ramp and back onto K-18 via the on-ramp, with reduced speeds noted. Eastbound traffic won’t be impacted.

    Manhattan Regional Airport traffic coming from the west can access the airport using the K-114 exit and Skyway Drive. Traffic from the east can use the Scenic Drive exit and Skyway Drive.

    The overall project is expected to be completed by late January.

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