I-90-Highway 52 ramps reopening to traffic Sept. 15 southeast of Rochester
ROCHESTER, Minn. – Motorists using Highway 52 and the ramps connected with Interstate 90 will see some traffic changes on Tuesday, Sept. 15, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
- Northbound Highway 52 motorists will be moved back into the original newly paved northbound lanes. These lanes had been closed during the most recent state of construction.
- Northbound Highway 52 motorists will be able to use the eastbound I-90 on-ramp.
- Eastbound I-90 motorists will be able to exit onto the northbound Highway 52 ramp.
- Eastbound I-90 to southbound Highway 52 remains detoured. I-90 traffic exiting eastbound must travel north to the Marion Road Exit (Exit 47), cross above the highway and then return to southbound Highway 52.
Remaining detours
- Westbound I-90 to southbound Highway 52: Motorists should exit I-90 at the Highway 42-Olmsted County Road 7 exit at Eyota (Exit 224), turn south onto Olmsted Co Rd 7 to connect with Highway 52 north of Chatfield.
- Southbound Highway 52 to westbound I-90: Motorists should exit Highway 52 onto southbound Highway 63 in Rochester, travel to I-90 north of Stewartville and then enter I-90.
This work is part of the I-90/Highway 52 interchange project. To learn more about it, go to MnDOT’s website where you can also sign up to receive email and text message updates.
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