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08/07/2026

Weather permitting, overnight road closures will begin Aug. 10 and continue through Aug. 14 from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. on the I-L-Q on-ramp to I-80 West at reference post 444.5.

Traffic impacts include the closure of the I-80 West on-ramp from L Street in both directions. Exits to I Street, L Street, and Q Street will remain open.

08/06/2026

Heading to the Offutt AFB Air and Space Show this weekend? Plan ahead!
Road closures and lane restrictions include:
-US-75 southbound between Cornhusker Road and N-370 and at Capehart Road is restricted to one lane.
-Southbound on-ramp from Capehart Road to US-75 is closed.
-Fort Crook Road will be open south of Harlan Drive to access the north Kenny Gate to Offutt AFB.
-Southbound Fort Crook Road south of the Capehart interchange is also closed.

08/03/2026

Do you travel through Omaha, Lincoln, or nearby communities with railroad crossings? 🚗🚂

NDOT wants to hear from you. They’re gathering input to make crossings safer for drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists.

✅ Quick 5-minute survey
📅 Open through Thursday, August 20
🔗 ndot-omaha-lincoln-rail.com

Your feedback can help improve safety where it matters most.

07/31/2026

Plan ahead! Weather permitting, drivers should expect delays and intermittent full closures on I-680 overnight Aug. 2-3 and Aug. 5-6 as OPPD removes overhead power lines over the interstate.

Beginning around midnight Sunday, Aug. 2, into Monday, Aug. 3, northbound and southbound I-680 near Sprague Street will be reduced to one lane, with intermittent full closures. The Fort Street on-ramp will also be closed.

A similar operation is tentatively planned to begin around midnight Wednesday, Aug. 5, into Thursday, Aug. 6, south of Maple Street. The westbound Maple Street on-ramp to southbound I-680 will also be closed.

Expect delays and check Nebraska 511 before traveling.

07/21/2026

🚧 Help make rail crossings safer!

Have you ever been at a railroad crossing that felt unsafe or hard to navigate? Your input can help improve safety along the Omaha-Lincoln corridor.

Take just 5 minutes to share your feedback and help identify needed improvements.

👉 Take the survey: ndot-omaha-lincoln-rail.com

07/20/2026

Plan ahead! Weather permitting, beginning July 23 at 9 p.m., the Pacific Street on-ramp to southbound I-680 will be closed for bridge reconstruction, culvert work and concrete pavement construction.

Traffic will be detoured to the Pacific Street on-ramp to northbound I-680, continue to West Maple Street, then use the on-ramp to southbound I-680.

The project is expected to be completed in fall 2026.

06/12/2026

Heading to the College World Series? Plan ahead for construction and traffic on the way to Charles Schwab Field. Check Nebraska 511 before you go for real-time travel updates. If your plans include drinking, make sure you have a designated sober ride.

05/19/2026

If you use US-75, don’t miss your chance to help improve it!

Only a few days left to check out our online open house before it closes and share your ideas on alternatives for the section between N-370 and I-80. Your firsthand experience will be important as we consider future safety and mobility updates to the corridor: www.ndot.info/22953

05/14/2026

Drive, bike, or live along US-75 between N-370 and I-80?

Your day-to-day experiences are invaluable to our planning process - share your input on proposed alternatives for improving safety and traffic flow along the corridor.

Participate at www.ndot.info/22953 anytime between now and May 22.

05/13/2026

Reminder - join us tonight (May 13) in Bellevue for our open house!

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