The three-year, $150 million Kennedy construction project - the first major rehabilitation of the expressway and its 36 bridges since the early '90s - has snarled morning commuters since it began in March.
The next one, scheduled for late July, will have a greater impact on drivers. In that phase, drivers shift to the left lanes from Lawrence to Webster. Crews will also begin closing 23 ramps to be rehabbed. Ramp construction will be staggered so no two consecutive ramps are closed simultaneously, IDOT officials said.
The third lane shift is expected in late August, when drivers will shift left from Webster to Division. The inbound Kennedy project should end by late fall, with all ramps reopening and reversible lanes returning to normal operation, officials said. Express lanes will be closed for construction in 2024. The outbound Kennedy will be rehabbed in 2025.
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