Install J-turn accesses in Randall. Information subject to change.
Work zone in Randall. Expect lane closures and changes to access, follow signs.
Through late October
Hwy 10 work zone is as follows:
Single lane closures on both directions, 24/7, with reduced speeds
Access to/from Co. Rd. 14/1 closed, includes median crossover
Access to/from Co. Rd. 104 (6th St.) open; however, median crossover permanently closed
New J-turn access open at Hwy 115 and 80th Ave.
Randall is open
Randall is open; however, expect changes to access as crews work at each intersection. Watch and follow road signs. MnDOT will provide changes to access as they occur on this webpage.
About this 2024 project
MnDOT will improve access and safety along both directions of Hwy 10 through Randall, which includes two J-turn intersections at Morrison Co. Rd. 14 and Hwy 115.
Improve access in Randall. Select map to enlarge
Summary of work
Reconstruct the Hwy 10 access at Morrison Co. Rd. 14 with a J-turn design
Close and remove the Hwy 10 median crossover at Co. Rd. 104 and Willow Ln.
Note: Motorists will turn right and make a U-turn at the next median access
Reconstruct the Hwy 10 access at Hwy 115/80th Ave. with a J-turn design
Make other updates, as warranted
About J-turns
J-turns, also known as reduced conflict intersections, are a driving movement proven to reduce serious and fatal crashes caused by “T-bone” crashes at intersections. When using J-turns, drivers focus on one direction of traffic at a time. Learn more about J-turns in Minnesota
Illustration shows how the motorist would safely navigate and access both directions of Hwy 10 or continue across on local roads
How to use J-turns
Stop and yield to vehicles in both lanes to your left
Crossover into the lane in the median
Yield to vehicles in both lanes to your right
Make a U-turn and head towards your destination
Either continue through the intersection or turn right
