Traffic & Transit

I-80 Offramp Reopens After Construction Finishes Early

An I-80 offramp reopened ahead of schedule over the weekend.

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The off-ramp was closed late Friday for installation of a three-foot deep deck replacement and bridge joint, according to Caltrans. Work had been expected to take until Monday morning.
The off-ramp was closed late Friday for installation of a three-foot deep deck replacement and bridge joint, according to Caltrans. Work had been expected to take until Monday morning. (Kristin Borden/Patch)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — The 4th Street off-ramp at eastbound Interstate Highway 80 in San Francisco reopened late Saturday after construction finished ahead of schedule, Caltrans said.

The off-ramp was closed late Friday for installation of a three-foot deep deck replacement and bridge joint, according to Caltrans. Work had been expected to take until Monday morning.

The off-ramp work is part of a broader two-year project to rehabilitate the Central/Bayshore freeway viaducts which began in January, Caltrans said.

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