Construction Travel Impacts
Current and Upcoming Closures
Overnight Lane Closures: I-5 Southbound Lanes
Purpose: Lanes of I-5 southbound will close overnight intermittently on weeknights only between the Moda Center and Morrison Bridge exit for barrier work.
Where:
- I-5 southbound lanes between Oregon Convention Center and Morrison Bridge.
Closure Details:
- Intermittent closures will take place from Oct. 19 to Nov. 6. on weeknights only between 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
Detours Required:
- Travelers heading south on I-5 will be able to use the open lane.

Local Street Closure: Northbound Lane of Lloyd Boulevard
Purpose: Northbound lane of NE Lloyd Boulevard will be closed for structural work underneath I-5.
Where: Northbound lane of NE Lloyd Boulevard between NE 1st Street and NE Oregon Street.
Closure Details:
The closure will be in place from Oct. 12 to Nov. 20.
Detours Required:
- Vehicle detours will be required for northbound travel. Detour routes will be clearly signed. Vehicles traveling southbound will be able to use the open lane.
- Pedestrians and bicyclists will be able to pass through using the wide sidewalk along the southbound lane.

Sidewalk Closure: NE Oregon St
Purpose:
24/7 Sidewalk closures of Oregon St for seismic resiliency work – either on the north or south side until further notice. One sidewalk will remain open at all times.
Where: Sidewalks along NE Oregon St
Closure Details:
- The closures will be in place 24 hours a day until further notice
Detours Required:
- No detours are required.

The I-5 southbound closures for repairs and maintenance are complete! Click here to see how it went.
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