We are getting more details on the major construction project beginning next week on the Kennedy Expressway.
Lane closures and orange cones will not go up until after the evening commute on Monday.The project will last three years. The plan is to replace the top level of concrete on all lanes of the inbound Kennedy.
Once the two left lanes are done, the remaining local inbound lanes will be re-paved.The project totaling $150 million will repair 36 bridge decks, add new signage, patch pavement, upgrade lighting, and so much more.
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