Coeur d’Alene, ID – Drivers traveling eastbound on Interstate 90 this Sunday should prepare for delays between Post Falls and Coeur d’Alene as Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) crews complete one of the final weather-dependent projects of the year.
According to the Idaho Transportation Department, striping operations will begin at 7 a.m. Sunday, with one lane closed and speeds reduced to 45 mph through the work zone. The agency is urging motorists to allow for extra travel time and remain patient as crews finish the work before winter conditions set in.
ITD also announced the installation of new digital, variable speed limit signs along the corridor. These signs will be used during construction periods to adjust speed limits as conditions change. Officials reminded drivers to obey posted signs, noting that GPS systems or navigation apps may not yet reflect the updated limits.
The department said this work is among the final maintenance tasks before colder weather ends seasonal projects for the year.
More information about upcoming construction and traffic impacts can be found on the Idaho Transportation Department’s official site.
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