Travelers may experience lane closures once work begins as early as next month on a project to upgrade close to 20 miles of Interstate 40 in Pender County.
The 18-mile segment of interstate to be resurfaced is from west of U.S. 117 at mile marker 388, at the Pender-Duplin line, to N.C. 210 at mile marker 408, near Rocky Point, North Carolina Department of Transportation officials said Thursday.
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The project is expected to take less than two years, wrapping up in the spring of 2024.
ST Wooten Corp. was awarded the more than $17 million contract this month.
Officials said the update will create a smoother ride for drivers.
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