THE BRENT SPENCE BRIDGE 2017 MAINTENANCE PROJECT HAS PROGRESSED TO PHASE 3
Travel on the bridge has shifted
from the outside lanes to the two eastern-most lanes.
Please use caution when traveling through the work zone.
This weekend, maintenance crews completed the transition to Phase 3 of the Brent Spence Bridge Maintenance 2017 Project. Two-lane travel has resumed on the northbound and southbound decks of the bridge.
During Phase 3, the two eastern-most lanes on both decks of the bridge will be open for travel; the two western-most lanes on both decks are closed. Drivers should plan ahead and know which lane they need to be in to reach their destinations.
The maps below provide additional detail. These maps are also on BrentSpence2017.org.
Phase 3 is the last phase of work that requires two-lane closures on the bridge, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Once Phase 3 is complete, all four lanes will reopen on the bridge during daytime hours and all exits closed for the project will reopen. Periodic nighttime-only lane closures are expected to continue on the bridge through mid-November.
SOUTHBOUND (Click map to enlarge)
NORTHBOUND (Click map to enlarge)
Getting Around
Lane and ramp closure information is provided in the
Daily Travel Advisory, posted on the project website at
BrentSpence2017.org. Alternate routes and detour information is posted on the
Plan Your Drive page. Be sure to visit throughout the project as new information will be posted when it becomes available.
Real-time Traffic Updates
For real-time traffic updates and travel time estimates, check out one of the following resources:
Email questions and comments to the project team at
[email protected].
The BSB is an Active Work Zone - Please Use Caution
Your safety and that of the maintenance crews are our top priority. Thank you for your patience and courtesy to fellow drivers when traveling through the work area.
The Brent Spence Bridge Maintenance 2017 project is managed by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) as part of an ongoing program to maintain and improve the condition of the regional transportation network. More information about KYTC and its road improvement efforts is available on their website.
