Interstate 30 Construction Requires Lane Closures in Little Rock and North Little Rock

Work on Interstate 30 in Little Rock and North Little Rock involves weekly lane closures.

Interstate 30 Construction Requires Lane Closures in

Little Rock and North Little Rock

PULASKI COUNTY | April 14, 2023

Work on Interstate 30 in Little Rock and North Little Rock involves weekly lane closures.

Weather permitting, the following travel impacts are expected to occur the week of Monday, April 17. Double-lane closures on interstate lanes will generally be limited to 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. Traffic will be controlled by construction barrels and signage. Drivers should exercise caution when approaching and traveling through all work zones.

Daytime closures (8 a.m. – 5 p.m.)

  • I-30 frontage road northbound (single-lane closure) between Capitol Avenue and 4th Street in Little Rock

Overnight closures (8 p.m. – 5 a.m.)

  • I-30 (single and double-lane closures and traffic shifts) between Roosevelt Road in Little Rock and I-40 in North Little Rock
  • I-630 eastbound ramp to I-30 eastbound (full closure) in Little Rock; ramp detour signed to exit to northbound frontage road
  • I-30/I-40 lanes and ramps (single-lane closures) at the north terminal in North Little Rock
  • I-30 frontage road southbound (single-lane closure) between 6th and 10th Streets in Little Rock

24-hour Closures

  • Broadway Street (full closure) between South Cypress and North Locust streets in North Little Rock; closed 10 p.m. Friday night, April 14 through 5 a.m. Monday morning, April 17; detours will be signed
  • Interstate 30 westbound (reduced to two lanes) between 6th Street and Interstate 630 in Little Rock beginning 10 p.m., Friday, April 14 through 5 a.m., Monday, April 17.
  • McGowan Street (full closure) between the on-ramp to I-30 westbound and Pulaski County Lane in Little Rock; the on-ramp to I-30 westbound is reduced to one lane; detours will be signed
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