A $9.2 million development undertaking to construct two new Interstate 70 bridges throughout thirty second Avenue in Wheat Ridge is full, in keeping with the Colorado Division of Transportation.
The 20-month undertaking eliminated and changed the eastbound and westbound bridges to enhance public security and help elevated visitors on the freeway hall, in keeping with the company.
Motorists handled visitors shifts, narrowed lanes and diminished speeds all through the undertaking.
The bridge substitute undertaking is a part of CDOT’s 10-year plan to exchange outdated bridges all through the state and is the primary of three bridge substitute initiatives to wrap up within the west Denver Metro space, state officers stated in a information launch. Bridge replacements at I-70 over Ward Highway and I-70 over Harlan Avenue are ongoing.
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