Emma
Emma, MO · Traffic & Transit
johnsoncountypost.com
Metcalf Avenue bridge repairs in Mission and northern OP delayed by months
Until spring 2027, drivers in Mission and northern Overland Park can expect delays along Metcalf Avenue. After a few delays, the Kansas Department of Transportation now expects the Metcalf Avenue repairs of the bridge above Johnson Drive, just east of Shawnee Mission North, to last until spring, KDOT officials told the Post in a Friday email.
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hoodline.com
Motorcyclist Critical After I-35 Crash; I-35 Reopens in Overland Park
A serious crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle shut down northbound Interstate 35 at Antioch Road in Overland Park, Kansas, leaving the motorcyclist in critical condition. Northbound I-35 has since reopened. Police had diverted traffic onto Antioch Road while crews worked the scene. Northbound Lanes Closed, All Traffic Rerouted.
KSNT News
Why is traffic moving so slowly on U.S. 75 near Topeka?
KSHB 41 Action News
Neighbor speaks out on traffic and parking congestion concerns near Cass County haunted house
lawrencekstimes.com
Lane closures coming up on 6th Street and more, plus segment of Lawrence Loop closed
The city is closing lanes on Sixth Street and some other arterial streets, plus Douglas County has closed a section of the Lawrence Loop path for maintenance. Here’s a roundup of traffic updates from the City of Lawrence. Project completion dates are dependent on weather or other delays. West...
The Topeka Capital-Journal
What to know about the road work along SW Topeka Boulevard
Construction is taking place across many parts of the city, but the project that has recently stood out is the work along SW Topeka Boulevard. "The City recognizes that construction along this busy commercial corridor may create challenges for local businesses," according to the City of Topeka website. "Maintaining through traffic on Topeka Boulevard throughout the project is intended to help limit disruptions and keep the corridor accessible while this important infrastructure work is underway." The city encourages drivers to allow extra travel time, follow posted traffic controls and continue supporting businesses along the corridor during construction. Construction began Sept. 8 on the section from SW 29th Street to SW 37th. How long will traffic cones line the corridor, and when is the project expected to be finished? When will construction be complete? Construction is expected to be completed by the end of December 2027, barring such unforeseen circumstances as weather, site conditions or material availability. Bettis Asphalt & Construction is the contractor for the project. Why is construction taking place? The project includes rehabilitation of SW Topeka Boulevard between SW 29th and 37th streets, along with full reconstruction of the intersections at SW 29th and SW 37th. Traffic signals
KCTV 5
‘My other ride is the KC Streetcar’: Local pedicabs team up with streetcar system
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Kansas City Streetcar Authority and EZ Pedicabs are teaming up to help transit riders reach destinations beyond the rails. The two organizations launched a new partnership on Saturday, Sept. 26, dubbed “Partners in Transit.”. The Streetcar Authority said the collaboration aims to provide...
kshb.com
Ray-Pec school district announces transportation changes after parents raise safety concerns
PECULIAR, Mo. — KSHB 41 reporter Ryan Gamboa covers Cass County in Missouri. He also covers agricultural topics. Ryan was the first to report this story and has heard the voices of multiple parents in the process. Share your story idea with Ryan. — Jonathan Eckers was angry the first...
KCTV 5
KCTV 5
Kansas City monorail ballot measure put on hold
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kansas City’s City Council was set to send a monorail transit plan to voters Thursday, but the measure was pulled back at the last minute. Mayor Quinton Lucas said the council held off on voting because the ballot language submitted by the petition committee contained typos and unclear wording. The city’s legal team is working with Clay Chastain, representing the committee of petitioners, to fix the language before it goes to voters.