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Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Automotive
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More road closures coming in Evansville amid Lloyd Expressway overhaul
EVANSVILLE – Continuing work on the Lloyd Expressway will temporarily block access to two West Side roads this month. Starting Monday, workers will close the intersection of the Lloyd and McDowell Road near the University of Southern Indiana. According to a news release from the Indiana Department of Transportation, the closure could last about two weeks. "Crews expect to have the work completed and access reopened before the Memorial Day weekend," the release states. Another closure will come to intersection of the Lloyd and Schutte Road once work at McDowell wraps. That could start as early as May 19. It's all part of the multi-intersection overhaul of Evansville's main artery that's expected to linger into 2028. Major construction has slowed traffic all over the West Side, and work continues at Stockwell Road on the East Side. Two of the Lloyd 4U's biggest undertakings – major changes at Burkhardt Road and Cross Pointe Boulevard – could launch later this year. This article originally appeared on Evansville Courier & Press: More road closures coming amid Lloyd Expressway overhaul in Evansville
Yahoo
02-05-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
West side bridge work signals Lloyd4U progress
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) – A major road on the West side of Evansville is back open after crews spent Thursday morning setting the stage for a new bridge along the Lloyd Expressway. The work closed a section of Tekoppel Avenue to allow for bridge beams to be put in place. This work is part of what will become a wider bridge, creating more space for traffic. Crews continued work just west of Tekoppel, as well, where an overpass at a railroad is being torn down. This is just one section of a much larger project, upgrading the Lloyd Expressway between Posey and Warrick counties. The entire project is set to be complete in 2028. Solar company hosting open house to discuss Vanderburgh County facility Nicole Minton, The Lloyd4U Project spokesperson with the Lochmueller Group, says the current traffic patterns will be in place for a while, but drivers will eventually see the payoff. 'Currently, when you might come up over that ridge over the train tracks and Carpenter Creek and you come down and you see that red light and the traffic cued up,' explains Minton, 'we're hoping to ease that a little bit so that you have better line of sight when you're coming up to Rosenberger, you have longer lanes, longer left turn lanes as you want to get to Chick-Fil-A. Yeah, we're really looking forward to adding some capacity to the area.' Once work is complete on the westbound lanes, crews will flip over to the eastbound direction. Details on the entire Lloyd4U Project can be found on the project's website. West side bridge work signals Lloyd4U progress Jasper High School students 'stuff the bus' on High School Radio Day Holy Name making push for pedestrian bridge in Henderson Rain not slowing down Tri-Fest crowds United Way volunteers helping Henderson County flood cleanup Eyewitness News. Everywhere you are. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
