Bridge project restricts I-10 west of Benson through spring 2026
TUCSON – The Arizona Department of Transportation has narrowed Interstate 10 to a single lane in each direction about 10 miles west of Benson for a project to rehabilitate four bridges in Pima County.
ADOT advises drivers to expect delays at peak travel times in the work zone where I-10 passes over the Empirita Road interchange and the Union Pacific Railroad, from mileposts 292 to 293. The lane closures are expected to remain through spring 2026.
The $6.2 million project will rehabilitate the pair of I-10 bridges that travel over Empirita Road and a second pair of bridges that pass over the railroad tracks. The project includes work to the roadway approaching the bridges and replacing nearby guardrails.
During construction, a 14-foot vehicle width will be in place and the speed limit will be reduced to 55 mph.
For more information, please visit the project website at azdot.gov/projects > Southcentral.
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