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Click the colored lines on the map above for current information on closures, detours, lane restrictions and new roads open to traffic.
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Green = New road open to traffic Gray = Beltway Red = Closed
Blue dashed line = Detour Orange = Restricted lanes Yellow = Upcoming changes to traffic
Project Updates
August 1, 2022
Weather permitting, beginning on August 15, southbound US-77 traffic will now access Saltillo Road by using a crossover to the new permanent ramp. Saltillo Road to southbound US-77 will now be accessed from the Saltillo Road/Shrine Way roundabout exit headed south. In addition to these new traffic changes, Temporary Saltillo Road and the traffic signal at US-77 will be removed.
April 7, 2022
Weather permitting, beginning April 13, South 54th Street, between Saltillo Road and Bennet Road will reopen to traffic. Also beginning April 13, South 38th Street between Saltillo Road and Bennet Road will be closed for the construction of the Lincoln South Beltway, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT). Local access will be maintained.
December 13, 2021
Weather permitting, the northbound and southbound lanes of Highway 77 at Saltillo Road will be closed overnight from 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. Monday, December 20 and Tuesday, December 21, for the construction of the Lincoln South Beltway project. Northbound traffic should use Saltillo Road to South 14th Street to Warlick Boulevard as a detour route. Southbound traffic should use Warlick Boulevard to Old Cheney Road to South 14th Street to Saltillo Road as a detour route.
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The History of the Lincoln South Beltway
The initial concept of a beltway around the City of Lincoln arose in the 1960’s. Due to inadequate funding, the concept slowly evolved over the past six decades. With the passing of the Build Nebraska Act, Nebraska Department of Transportation was finally able to commit the resources required to advance towards construction. The Lincoln South Beltway project was recently selected in a competitive grant process to receive federal funds through the TIGER Grant, which helped significantly reduce the construction schedule for the project.