Oklahoma DOT to Close I-235 to Move New Railroad Bridge Spans

For those who wish to watch the process, a special viewing area will be available, in addition to a live stream by ODOT.

Tue January 09, 2018 - National Edition
Emily Buenzle

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation said it will close I-235 for three days starting on Jan. 20 so crews can move railroad bridge spans into position.

During the closure, workers will move two 44-ft. tall, 275-ft. long spans above the road for the bridge that is under construction next to I-235. The work is part of project at the I-235 and I-44 interchange, Fox 25 News reported.

For those who wish to watch the process, a special viewing area will be available, in addition to a live stream by ODOT.

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