2100 North | SR-194 | Mountain View Corridor to I-15 | Construction
2100 North | SR-194 | Mountain View Corridor to I-15 | Construction
The 2100 North Freeway Project will improve transportation in Lehi between Redwood Road and I-15, providing a 2.8-mile freeway segment designed to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion.
2100 North Freeway Project
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) is building 2.8 miles of new freeway on 2100 North (SR-194) in Lehi to improve east-west travel times and overall connectivity for drivers across northwest Utah County.
When finished, the 2100 North Freeway will provide a freeway-to-freeway connection between I-15 and Mountain View Corridor and save east-west commuters about 12 minutes in each direction on their daily commute during peak periods.
Some of the key features to be built with this project include:
Three freeway lanes in each direction with slip ramps connecting to frontage roads for local access
Bridges and undercrossings at:
3600 West (2100 North over 3600 West)
Waterbury Drive (2100 North over Waterbury Drive Trail access)
Jordan River (2100 North over Jordan River and trail)
2300 West (2100 North under 2300 West)
Railroad Bridge (2100 North under railroad bridge)
Ashton Boulevard (2100 North over Ashton Boulevard)
Pedestrian shared-use paths and trails:
Nearly two miles of shared-use paths, and realign or reconstruct 2 miles of existing trails to improve access for pedestrians and cyclists.
2100 North Freeway Design Features
2100 North Freeway Construction Area
Contact Information
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Hotline: 385-510-2700
Email: NWUtahCounty@utah.gov
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