Several Road Projects Will Impact Travel In New York

A new road project will cause some delays over Mother’s Day weekend.

Roadwork is expected to start this Friday on the 400 northbound between Route 277 and Seneca Street.

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The 400 will be closed starting on Friday Night at 6 pm and last until Monday Morning at 6 am. During that time a detour will be posted.

That is just one of several roadwork projects that will slow you down over the next couple of days.

According to the Niagara International Transportation Technology Coalition, there are over 30 other projects going on this week across Western New York.

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Here is a look at some of the projects that could slow you down.

The ramp from the 190 Northbound to Exit 18B (Beaver Island Parkway) will be closed every day until August 30th.

The left lanes of the 290 Eastbound from the 190 to exit 1 will be closed this Sunday from 6:30 am until 5 pm.

The left lanes of the 290 westbound will be closed from exit 2 (Colvin) to the 190 on Saturday from 6:30 am until 5 pm.

There will be lane restrictions along the 219 both north and southbound from State Line Road in the Town of Carrollton to North Main Street. The restrictions are in place every day from 7 am until 3 pm until May 31st.

There will be lane restrictions along the 90 in several different places this week. Between Exit 48A and Exit 49, between Exit 58 and Exit 60, and westbound between Exit 47 and Exit 48. These lane restrictions are expected to cause some delays in your daily commute. Most of these projects should be done by Friday at 5 pm.

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