Plan for alternating lane restrictions and ramp closures on I-10 in Quartzsite June 2-7

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Plan for alternating lane restrictions and ramp closures on I-10 in Quartzsite June 2-7

Drivers should expect delays and allow extra travel time

The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers to plan ahead for lane restrictions and ramp closures on east- and westbound Interstate 10 in Quartzsite.

The following lane restrictions will occur nightly beginning Sunday, June 2, and ending Friday, June 7, for paving:

  • East- and westbound I-10 will be reduced to one lane between Dome Rock Road to Scaddan Wash (mileposts 11 to 24) from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. 
  • The speed limit will be reduced to 55 mph. 
  • A 14-foot vehicle width restriction will be in place. 

The following ramp closures will occur: 

  • The westbound Dome Rock Road off- and on-ramps (Exit 11) will be closed from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. beginning Sunday, June 2, and ending Friday, June 7. 
  • Note: Only one ramp will be closed at a time.  Detour: Motorists may travel westbound to Tom Wells Road (Exit 5) or detour east on I-10 to Quartzsite Boulevard (Exit 17), to access westbound I-10.
  • The westbound Riggles Avenue off-ramp (Exit 19) will be closed from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. beginning Monday, June 3, and ending Friday, June 7. Detour: Motorists may travel west to Quartzite Boulevard (Exit 17).

The following road closure will occur from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, June 3, to Wednesday, June 5, for slope paving:

  • Dome Rock Road, where it crosses underneath I-10, will be closed to protect the safety of the public and workers during construction on the overpass. Detour: Motorists approaching I-10 from the south may detour east on I-10 to Quartzite Boulevard (Exit 17). Motorists approaching I-10 from the north may detour west on I-10 to Tom Wells Road (Exit 5).

Drivers should plan for delays, obey posted speed limits and traffic control devices and use caution around construction personnel.