Lane Closures Planned on U.S. 60 Arizona, I-40 Tennessee, I-2 Texas, I-275 Florida

Several major transportation departments across the U.S. have announced significant road closures and lane restrictions to facilitate infrastructure maintenance and construction projects. In Arizona, U.S. Highway 60 between Superior and Miami will experience lane reductions and full closures on select days in mid-August due to the Queen Creek Bridge replacement project, with detours adding up to an hour for travelers. Texas will close the eastbound Interstate 2 on-ramp in Harlingen through August 25 for rail repairs. Florida's St. Petersburg will see the southbound I-275 ramp to 4th Street North closed overnight to allow for asphalt maintenance as part of the Howard Frankland Bridge project expected to finish in spring 2026. In Tennessee, near Nashville International Airport, Interstate 40 will have nightly triple-lane closures and ramp detours through mid-August to support the Donelson Pike interchange project, with completion targeted for 2027 but incentives offered for early completion. Motorists in all affected areas are advised to plan ahead, follow detours, and exercise caution in work zones.