The Sunland Park flyover ramp will still be closed this entire month, adding a major headache to commuters on the westside. Find out what other closures are happening this week. Doesn’t matter when you’re traveling through the westside of El Paso, it looks like congestion is going to be an issue. Even the east side isn’t immune to the traffic and headaches. With road closures, lane closures and more, El Paso traffic is getting worse before it gets any better. There will be some major freeway and road closures happening this week so make sure you are aware so you don’t get caught stuck in traffic.

Sunland Park Drive Flyover 

March 19- April 30 (continuous)

  •  I-10 East Sunland Park Flyover Entrance CLOSED
  • DETOUR: Drivers must use Sunland Park and turn left at Paisano drive and enter I-10 East through the Paisano entrance

I-10 West at Executive

April 16- April 20 (9 p.m.- 4 a.m.)

  • I-10 West COMPLETELY CLOSED between Executive Center Blvd and Sunland Park Drive
  • I-10 West Schuster Entrance Ramp CLOSED

I-10/Americas - Phase IV Project

April 17- April 20 (8 p.m.- 5 am.)

  • I-10 East complete lane closure between the Lee Trevino overpass and Eastlake overpass
  • I-10 East to Loop 375 North connector
  • I-10 East to Loop 375 South connector
  • Loop 375 North to I-10 East connector
  • Loop 375 South to I-10 East connector
  • Zaragosa and Lee Trevino Entrance Ramps CLOSED

Joe Battle (Loop 375) Widening Project

April 16 (9 p.m.- 5 a.m.)

  • Joe Battle Blvd (Loop 375) between Bob Hope overpass and Zaragoza overpass Northbound CLOSED
  • Bob Hope entrance ramp CLOSED

April 17 (9 p.m.- 5 a.m.)

  • Northbound closure along Joe Battle Blvd (Loop 375) between Pebble Hills Blvd overpass and Edgemere Blvd overpass
  • Pebble Hills entrance ramp CLOSED

Please follow the detour signs in place on all projects. All work is dependent upon weather conditions. Please follow the detour signs in place on all projects. All work is dependent upon weather conditions. Find out more information at the Texas Department of Transportation website. You can also follow the Go 10 Project on Twitter.

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