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ODOT To Repair Damaged U.S. 20 ramp in Corvallis (Via City of Corvallis)
Travelers should plan extra travel time and use alternate routes as Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) continues to repair damage to the eastbound U.S. 20/OR 34 ramp to northbound OR 99W in Corvallis.
In the coming weeks there will be traffic shifts, lane and road closures under the bridges at the U.S. 20/OR 34 and OR 99W interchange.
Work will be done during the day and at night as specified, here's what you can expect:
The U.S. 20/OR 34 ramp was damaged in November when it was hit by a truck going southbound on OR 99W. The vehicle owner will be charged for the repairs. Schedules may change due to weather or construction plans. Check TripCheck.com for current road information.
Travelers looking for information on current road work and construction projects that may affect traveling in our area can visit the links below.
For more road construction, traffic, and road hazard information in Oregon, visit TripCheck.com.
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This page was last updated on March 1, 2023.