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Interstate 4 under State Road 436 Closing Nightly One Week

 

ORLANDO, Fla. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is temporarily closing Interstate 4 (I-4) under State Road (S.R.) 436 at night from Monday, February 3, to Monday, February 10. The nightly closures are scheduled to begin as soon as 10 p.m. each night and end by 5 a.m. the following mornings.

The closures are necessary to safely allow crews to progress with bridge work. The scheduled work will require detours for motorists traveling on both I-4 and on S.R. 436. Please see detours via link.

  • Detours for motorists traveling on I-4: Motorists traveling on eastbound and westbound I-4 will exit to S.R. 436 and cross S.R. 436 to re-enter I-4. Right turns from the eastbound and westbound I-4 exit ramps onto S.R. 436 will be permitted. Access to I-4 from S.R. 436 however, will be restricted during the nightly closures.  Please reference Map 1 and Map 2 in link above.
  • Detours for motorists headed to eastbound I-4 from S.R. 436: Please reference Map 1 in link above.
  • Detours for motorists headed to westbound I-4 from S.R. 436: Please reference Map 2 in link above.
  • Detours for motorists headed to S.R. 436 east of I-4:  Please reference Map 3 in link above.
  • Detours for motorists headed to S.R. 436 west of I-4: Please reference Map 4 in link above.


Law enforcement officers will be present during these operations to manage traffic through the interchange. Motorists should maintain a safe speed when driving through the work zone. Motorists can plan ahead by checking out I-4 Ultimate's interactive map for continually updated configurations of I-4 interchanges.

Modifications or extensions to these schedules may become necessary due to weather delays or other unforeseen conditions.

 

 

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