This Week In Headaches- El Paso Roadwork And Closures

Another month begins and we still have tons of projects happening on El Paso roads. Find out if your daily commute will be affected. 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- Closed For Several Weeks

•  I-10 East Sunland Park Flyover Entrance CLOSED

US 54

Monday- Friday (Closed Til Further Notice)

• Hondo Pass Entrance Ramp Northbound CLOSED
• Diana Exit Ramp Northbound CLOSED
• Diana Entrance and Exit Ramp Southbound CLOSED
• Hondo Pass Exit Ramp Southbound CLOSED

Dyer at Ellerthorpe

March 16- March 19 ( 9 pm-5 am continuous)

• COMPLETE CLOSURE of Dyer East and Westbound at Ellerthorpe

I-10 West Viscount to Airway

March March 4- March 23 (9 pm-5 am nightly)

• I-10 West 2 right lanes CLOSED between Viscount overpass to Airway overpass
• I-10 East Hawkins Exit CLOSED
• I-10 West Hawkins Exit CLOSED

I-10 at Executive, Sunland

March 12- March 15 (9 pm-6 am each night)

• I-10 West Executive to Sunland Park COMPLETELY CLOSED
• I-10 East Sunland Park to Executive COMPLETELY CLOSED
• I-10 East Resler Drive Entrance Ramp COMPLETELY CLOSED
• I-10 East BOTH Sunland Park Entrance Ramps CLOSED

I-10 Executive Boulevard to Schuster

Thursday, March 15 (9 pm-5 am)

• I-10 East left 2 lanes from Executive Boulevard to Schuster Avenue

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.