Jefferson County, MO – Drivers in Jefferson County should prepare for a long-term traffic change starting Sunday, January 12, as Boyce Lane near Plattin Road is scheduled to close for bridge replacement work.
According to the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, the closure will allow crews to replace the low water bridge along Boyce Lane. Officials say the road is expected to remain closed through August, impacting daily commuters and local traffic patterns in the surrounding area.
The closure affects the area near Plattin Road in Jefferson County, south of the St. Louis metro region. Motorists traveling through the corridor are advised to follow posted detour signs rather than attempting to navigate around the closure.
The designated detour route includes Highway TT, Highway 61, and Plattin Road, which are expected to see increased traffic during the construction period. Drivers should allow extra travel time, especially during morning and evening commute hours.
Local authorities are reminding drivers to remain alert in construction zones and to follow all signage for safety. No specific daily work schedule has been released, but the project timeline currently extends through late summer.
Residents who rely on Boyce Lane for regular travel are encouraged to plan alternate routes in advance and monitor local updates in case of changes to the construction schedule or detour routes.
Anyone traveling in the area should use caution and remain patient as crews work to complete the bridge replacement safely.
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