What You Need To Know: I-90 Ramp Closures in Bozeman

A major construction project along I-90 near Bozeman will cause delays for drivers. Work is expected to begin on Monday, July 29. Here's everything you need to know about it.

Construction Project Will Cause Delays For Montana Travellers

According to a press release from the Montana Department of Transportation, crews will install new guard rails along Interstate 90 through Bozeman. MDOT and Knife River will begin working on the project the week of July 29. The on and off ramps at the Main Street interchange will be temporarily closed while crews work to complete the project.

The eastbound off-ramp is expected to be closed on Tuesday, July 30 and the westbound on-ramp is expected to be closed on Wednesday, July 31, weather and other unforeseen factors permitting. The ramps will not be closed at the same time and work is anticipated to take place during daylight hours only.

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Drivers are encouraged to use the Bear Canyon Exit  (313) and the N. 7th Avenue Exit (306) as alternate routes. Allow for extra travel time if these ramps are part of your normal commute. The work is part of the ongoing I-90 Bozeman East project, which will rehabilitate approximately 3 miles of I-90, along with all Exit 309 ramps. The project begins near the Rouse Avenue overpass and extends to the Fort Ellis Road overpass. Work on this project began in April and is anticipated to be completed in late August.

For updates about road closures and construction projects in Montana, visit 511mt.net. More information about the I-90 Bozeman East project, click here.