New I-275 traffic pattern is scheduled for Tampa’s Westshore Interchange work
FDOT says southbound I-275 drivers headed for westbound SR 60 at Exit 39 should expect a new traffic pattern Monday morning as part of the Westshore Interchange project.
What FDOT says is changing
FDOT says southbound I-275 drivers headed for westbound SR 60 at Exit 39 should expect a new traffic pattern Monday morning, weather permitting. The agency said crews were scheduled to shift traffic overnight onto a newly built, two-lane temporary exit ramp to the north, with a single-lane closure needed during the move. Drivers who use this corridor should watch for the change around the Westshore Interchange project area.
Where the work sits
The broader project covers I-275 from the Howard Frankland Bridge to east of Lois Avenue and SR 60 from I-275 to north of Spruce Street. FDOT describes the work as part of a larger interchange rebuild meant to improve traffic flow, capacity and safety in Tampa’s Westshore area.
What drivers should do
FDOT is asking motorists to use caution, follow posted signage and remain alert while traveling through the work zone. The agency also says people can sign up for project email alerts for updates on future traffic changes.
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