Next Stage of Kennedy Construction Begins Monday, 'Major' Traffic Delays Anticipated

Yet another closure is planned for the Kennedy Expressway construction in Chicago.

According to IDOT, the entire project will take over approximately seven miles of the Kennedy Expressway , from the Edens Expressway Junction to the Ohio Street exit.

A press release from the agency goes on to say that reversible express lanes will remain open in the inbound direction"to help minimize traffic impact." According to the release, next year, the express lanes will be closed to accommodate a rehabilitation of the Reversible Lane Access Control System known as REVLAC.

According to the release, two mainline outbound lanes will be closed at a time, with lane shifts, overnight lane closures, and various ramp closures. However,"the reversible express lanes will remain open in the outbound direction," IDOT says.

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