Skip Navigation
 

SR-113 | Main Street & 400 E. | Midway | Improved

SR-113 | Main Street & 400 E. | Midway | Improved

Improving SR-113 at 400 East (River Road) in Midway. Installing a four-way signal with dedicated turn lanes, pedestrian access with crosswalks, and bike lanes. 

Construction Complete

This project was completed on October 15th, 2026.

Questions?

UDOT Region 3 office 801-227-8000
Mon - Fri, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Project Overview

The Utah Department of Transportation improved SR-113 at 400 East (River Road) in Midway by installing a four-way signal with dedicated turn lanes, pedestrian access with crosswalks, and bike lanes. These improvements were designed to streamline traffic, reduce delays, and make the intersection safer for motorists and active transportation users.

Key Features Included:
• New four-way traffic signal at SR-113 and 400 East (River Road)
• Dedicated turn lanes to improve traffic flow
• Pedestrian access improvements with marked crosswalks
• New bike lanes to support active transportation users

Construction Impacts:
During construction, motorists were shifted into open lanes as necessary, with stops required for one-way traffic-light operations. Periodic full closures along 400 East (River Road) required posted detour routes. Travel delays generally ranged from 5–10 minutes. Alternate pedestrian access was provided during construction, and equipment generated light to moderate noise. Two-way travel was maintained during non-working hours and holidays.

Major construction was completed, and crews worked to restore areas affected by construction.Map of Project Area/SR-113 River Road

SR-113 / River Road Construction Area Map

 

live
live

THIS PROJECT IS COMPLETE

complete
complete

Project Milestones

  • 03-03-2026: Work in project-area began in project area.
  • Mid-March - Late March 2026: Main Roadway Excavation, Pole-Removal and Utility Work
  • Late-March - Early April 2026: Water utility work: Water system shut-offs occured as necessary. Each affected property received a notice beforehand
  • Early April 2026: Other underground utility work--prep for traffic light installation and paving took place. One-way traffic control controlled by traffic lights was put in place. **This work required temporary blocks to driveways. 
  • Early August 2026: Paving efforts and traffic light installation efforts began.
  • Late August 2026: Paving efforts were completed and concrete pouring/sidewalk repair efforts began
  • September 4 2026: One-way traffic control operations were lifted and site-restoration efforts began.
  • Mid-September 2026: Restoration efforts continue and have potential to continue though the middle of next month. 
  • September 22 2026: Traffic light became fully operational.
  • October 15 2026: Crews finished up all site restoration activities.