I-69 in TX

[MaxConcrete]

Bids were opened this week to upgrade a 3.5-mile-long section of US 281 (I-69C) to freeway standards on the north side of the Rio Grande Valley. Specifically, from 3.9 miles north of SH 186 to 7.4 miles north of SH 186.

Looking at the plans, the existing northbound lanes will become the northbound frontage road. A new southbound frontage road will be built on the western edge of the right-of-way, and 2x2 barrier-separated (no median) main lanes will be built between the frontage roads.

Estimate: $73.9 million
Low bid: $62.1 million by IOC Company LLC

[Thegeet]

Somewhere in Texas, I think on I-10 in a rural area, there's a long frontage road that ends ...

Take your pick...

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Oh no, it can't be an Interstate now! 

All of them they can just make merge lanes, where they merge into the mainlanes.