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Full closure of I-30 through downtown Little Rock in effect

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Full closure of I-30 through downtown Little Rock in effect
Construction on Interstate 30 through downtown Little Rock, shown above, will require a full closure of the interstate through Monday, Nov. 14. (Courtesy: Arkansas Department of Transportation)

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Construction on Interstate 30 in Little Rock and North Little Rock will require a full closure beginning at 10 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 11, and continuing through 5 a.m. Monday, Nov. 14.

As part of the 30 Crossing project, construction crews will install structural steel at the 6th Street bridge over I-30 in Little Rock, according to the Arkansas Department of Transportation. Weather permitting, crews will temporarily close all lanes of traffic on I-30 through 5 a.m. Monday, Nov. 14.

Closure details

  • I-30 westbound will be closed to traffic from the I-30/I-40 interchange in North Little Rock to I-630 in Little Rock. I-40 traffic will not have access to I-30 westbound.
  • I-30 eastbound will be closed to traffic between I-630 and the Arkansas River Bridge.

I-30 westbound detour information

  • Detour to I-430 south (Exit 147) and return to I-30.
  • Detour to I-440 west (Exit 159A) and return to I-30.
  • Alternate routes to access Little Rock and North Little Rock, take Highway 365 (Exit 152) or Highway 107 (Exit 153A). See map NR 22-269-A for additional information.

Click here for a detailed map of the westbound detour.

I-30 Eastbound detour information

  • I-30 eastbound traffic will detour at Exit 140 and take the northbound frontage road to the 4th Street on-ramp to access the river bridge and I-30 in North Little Rock. See map NR 22-269-B for additional information.

Click here for a detailed map of the eastbound detour.

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