Overview

Updated August 6, 2026

Upcoming Traffic Impacts: Ramp and Lane Closures*

*Construction schedules are subject to change

I-215 Northbound California Avenue Off-Ramp

  • As early as Friday, August 28, at 8 a.m., for approximately 35 days, the northbound I-215 California Avenue off-ramp will be closed

I-215 Northbound California Avenue On-Ramp

  • As early as Monday, September 8, at 8 a.m., for approximately 30 days, the northbound I-215 California Avenue on-ramp will be closed

Upcoming Traffic Impacts: Ramp and Lane Closures*

*Construction schedules are subject to change

As part of the I-215 and I-80 interchange, several major ramp closures began on Tuesday, July 28, 2026 at 8 p.m. Motorists are encouraged to plan ahead, follow posted detour routes, allow extra travel time, and consider alternate routes, including I-15, when traveling through the area. 

 

Northbound I-215 to Westbound I-80

  • The northbound I-215 to westbound I-80 ramp is closed through September 2
  • Airport access: Drivers traveling to Salt Lake City International Airport should use I-15 as an alternate route during this closure
  • A signed detour route will be available via the 700 North exit. Motorists can use the continuous U-turn to enter southbound I-215 and proceed to westbound I-80

Northbound I-215 to Eastbound I-80

  • The northbound I-215 to eastbound I-80 ramp is closed through September 2

Northbound I-215 to Redwood Road

  • The northbound I-215 to Redwood Road ramp is closed through October 2

Redwood Road to Northbound I-215

  • The ramp from Redwood Road to northbound I-215 is closed through July 2027
  • The ramp from Redwood Road to southbound I-215 is currently open

 

Ongoing Traffic Impacts*

*Construction schedules are subject to change

Eastbound and Westbound I-80 Lane Restrictions

  • Expect nightly lane restrictions on I-80 each night from 9 p.m. through the early morning hours
  • These nightly restrictions will continue through the next week

All Traffic Shifted to West Side of I-215

  • All traffic has been shifted to newly reconstructed pavement on the west side of I-215 as construction progresses into the next phase

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Ongoing Local Street Traffic Impacts*

The bridges over each of the streets below are being rehabilitated. Expect various restrictions during construction activities. 

    Cross Street Closures

    • 500 South: Expect intermittent traffic restrictions and lane shifts
    • Indiana Avenue: Expect intermittent traffic restrictions and lane shifts
    • California Avenue: Expect intermittent turning movement restrictions and lane shifts
    • 1700 South: Expect intermittent traffic restrictions and lane shifts

    Project Overview

    The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) is working on a major construction rehabilitation project on I-215 West from SR-201 to North Temple. Construction is expected to continue through Summer 2027. Project Elements include:

    • Roadway reconstruction
    • Rehabilitation of 30 bridges
    • Pavement reconstruction on 14 miles of ramps on I-80 and California Avenue
    • New southbound auxiliary lane from 700 North to westbound I-80

    What to Expect

    • Lane closures and traffic shifts
    • Reduced speeds
    • Noise, dust, and vibration
    • Heavy equipment, support vehicles, and crew members in the area

    Project Map

    Map showing an orange I-215 construction area from SR-201 north to North Temple. Blue dots mark bridges, clustered heavily at the I-80 interchange.

    *Construction schedules and traffic impacts are subject to change.

    Schedule

    * July 28, 2025 - Summer 2027

     

    Schedules are subject to change due to weather conditions and material availability.

    Project Timeline

    Contact Information

    To contact the public information team with questions or concerns:

    Hotline: 855-215-UDOT

    Email: i215westimproved@utah.gov

     

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