Kansas
KDOTs recommended detour in southwestern Kansas will add over 100 miles, 1.5 hours
SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS (KSNW) — The Kansas Division of Transportation’s (KDOT) advisable detour in southwestern Kansas will add a 101-mile, 1-hour and 40-minute detour.
Beginning on Wednesday, June 1 at 12 a.m. till Monday, June 13 at 11:59 p.m., eastbound U.S. Route 50/400 between the Kearny/Finney County Line and U.S. Freeway 83 might be closed as a consequence of repairs being achieved to the railroad crossing.
“The closure is critical to permit Pioneer Traces to interchange the crossing and concrete pavement positioned 5 miles west of Backyard Metropolis between North Sherlock and North Anderson,” stated KDOT.
In accordance with KanDrive, eastbound visitors might be detoured at Lakin on Kansas Freeway 25 north to Leoti, then east on Kansas Freeway 96 to Scott Metropolis, after which south to Backyard Metropolis on U.S. Freeway 83.
KDOT makes use of state highways for official detour routes for security, weight and upkeep considerations.
There might be indicators directing visitors.