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Travel lanes restricted to 10 feet wide.Other anticipated traveler impacts include: Crews are working on northbound and southbound lanes on alternating days. Starting July 17, on US-163, near the US-191 intersection and working towards Mexican Hat: In preparation for paving, work on leveling lanes is reducing US-163 to a single lane (with pilot cars or flaggers controlling traffic), Monday through Friday, 7 a.m.Traffic will be reduced to a single lane with a flagging operation during work hours of Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. Starting July 17, on SR-316, near the SR-261 intersection: A cattleguard is being replaced as part of the re-paving project.

A temporary detour will minimize impact to traffic Monday through Friday, 6 a.m.

Starting July 17, on SR-261, near the US-163 intersection: A cattleguard is being replaced as part of the re-paving project.

These improvements will provide a better traveling experience and extend the life of the roads and bridge.

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The project will also include work on the Comb Wash Bridge to patch potholes, replace the membrane, and place new asphalt surfacing. Improvements will include lane leveling, new pavement, fresh striping, and the replacement of two cattle guards on SR-261 and SR-316. SR-316 from SR-261 to Goosenecks State Park.US-163 from Mexican Hat to the intersection with US-191.The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) is repaving approximately 30 miles of roadway in San Juan County, including: SR-316 will be open during the day, however, Goosenecks State Park is prohibiting overnight camping during this time to accommodate the closure.įor more information, please visit the Valley of the Gods Project page on UDOT's website. to 7 a.m.) beginning Tuesday night, Sept. SR-316 is expected to be closed for three nights (7 p.m.

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Simply move the slider to the HOV (high-occupancy vehicle) position to avoid charges.A UDOT road construction project on State Route 316, the access to Goosenecks State Park, is expected to close the full length of the route overnight for three consecutive nights for paving operations. Mixing Carpooling and Driving AloneĮxpress Pass owners can still ride free as a carpooler.

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Additional fees apply to set up and maintain your Express Pass account.Ĭheck out our FAQs to learn more about where to mount and how to use the Express Pass.

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Costs are highest during peak traffic times to discourage too many drivers from entering the lanes. Pricing ranges from $0.25 cents to $2 per zone depending on congestion. You will only pay the price shown when you entered each zone. Readers at several locations along the Express Lanes detect your Express Pass as you travel through each zone and charge your account when you exit. This price increases when the Express Lanes are more congested to maintain speed and reliability in the lanes. The I-15 Express Lanes are divided into payment zones with overhead signs that show the price to use each zone. Solo drivers can use the Express Lanes by purchasing an Express Pass, which is a small radio frequency transponder that you mount to your windshield behind the rear-view mirror. If you only use the Express Lanes when carpooling, you’re in luck! Simply use the Express Lanes when you have another person in your vehicle and you won’t be charged. Crossing the double white lines is unsafe and illegal.Express Lanes should not be used to pass other vehicles.Use of the Express Lanes by drivers who don’t meet one of the requirements is illegal. The Express Lanes reduce congestion in all I-15 lanes by offering dedicated space to these users. UDOT’s Express Lanes, located on I-15 between Riverdale and Spanish Fork, maximize speed and reliability for carpoolers, motorcyclists, and solo drivers who pay a toll.

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