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TRANSPORTATION
ADOT’s largest freeway reconstruction project enters 3rd phase on Broadway Curve
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The second of four phases is complete, state transportation officials said.
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The Broadway Curve improvement project has been under construction for more than two years, and it is entering its third phase.
It is the "largest-ever freeway reconstruction project" the Arizona Department of Transportation has ever undertaken, state officials said in a release.
Phase three will involve:
Completing the collector distributor roads.
Completing the new SR 143 and I-10 direct connections.
Completing bridge work.
Reconstructing the 32nd Street ramps.
Making roadway improvements.
Drainage and sign work.
Widening roads and bridges.
The work is expected to take place throughout the summer, according to ADOT.
During phase two, some of the construction that crews completed included:
Beginning of construction of the collector distributor roads.
Removal of the former 48th Street and Broadway Road bridges and completed construction of the new structures.
Reconstruction of 40th Street ramps.
Construction of the US 60 to I-10 bridge.
Construction of the Alameda Drive and Western Canal pedestrian bridges.
Construction of new walls.
Coordination of utility relocations.
We’d like to invite our readers to submit their civil comments, pro or con, on this issue. Email AZOpinions@iniusa.org.
