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I-75 South in Lexington to see temporary right-lane closures Wednesday
The Apex Times

THE APEX TIMES

Kentucky/The Apex Times/Jun 23, 7:50 PM EDT

I-75 South in Lexington to see temporary right-lane closures Wednesday

Right two lanes between Paris Pike and the southern split will be closed between mile markers 113 and 111 from 8 p.m. to 7 p.m., according to WKYT.

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A temporary lane closure is scheduled on Interstate 75 South in Lexington on Wednesday evening, with crews restricting traffic in the right two lanes between Paris Pike and the southern split, according to WKYT.

The closures will run from 8 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday in the area between mile markers 113 and 111. During that window, drivers traveling southbound on I-75 should expect reduced capacity in the affected section of roadway.

WKYT reported the restriction will be limited to the right two lanes rather than a full shutdown of I-75. The agency said the closures will cover the stretch from the Paris Pike area to the southern split, a segment that carries daily commuter and freight traffic through central Lexington.

With traffic shifted into fewer lanes, motorists are likely to experience slower travel times near the closure limits. Officials typically recommend drivers plan additional time, remain alert to lane-control signage, and follow directions from construction personnel in the work zone.

The report did not provide specific details about the type of work being performed at the site or the reason for the nighttime hours. It also did not list specific detour routes for bypassing the mile-marker area.

Motorists needing to travel through Lexington on Wednesday evening are advised to check real-time traffic conditions and to monitor public notices for any adjustments to timing. If additional changes are made to the closure schedule, they would likely be posted by the roadway authority or shared through local traffic updates.

Why It Matters

  • The closure window aligns with evening travel hours, which can increase delays for commuters and deliveries moving through Lexington.
  • Reduced lane capacity in the mile-marker 113 to 111 section may raise congestion risk for drivers approaching the work zone.
  • Motorists traveling through the Paris Pike to southern split area may need to plan around the reduced flow and follow posted lane-control instructions.

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Key Facts

  • Right two lanes on I-75 South in Lexington will be closed between Paris Pike and the southern split.
  • The lane closure area is from mile marker 113 to mile marker 111.
  • Closures are scheduled from 8 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday.
  • WKYT reported the change as a temporary traffic impact limited to the right-lane configuration.
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