For those accustomed to the nocturnal navigation of Interstate 215, brace yourselves for a temporary reshaping of your nighttime commutes. The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) has signaled an impending shift in traffic patterns to make way for an extensive pavement preservation project spanning a nearly four-mile stretch from the I-15 interchange to Windmill Lane. With a mix of milling, paving, and structural repairs, this undertaking aims not only to smooth the ride but to enhance accessibility in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Alongside the tactile improvements, the project will institute a series of signal, lighting, and intelligent transportation system (ITS) upgrades. However, convenience comes with its costs, at least temporarily. Drivers should expect overnight lane reductions beginning today, persisting through Thursday, as noted by NDOT. These reductions will constrict westbound I-215 to two lanes from Windmill Lane to Valley View Boulevard, with further limitation to one lane during the witching hours from midnight to 4 a.m…