HESPERIA, CA. (Pain In The Pass) >> The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) will continue work on a $122 million project to rehabilitate and repave traffic lanes and ramps and upgrade the drainage systems in the center divider on Interstate 15 in San Bernardino County. This project will not add a extra lane to the freeway or for a train.
The new lane configuration has started so watch the road.
They are repaving that lane for approximately 1 mile at a time. This new traffic pattern will go on for months from around Highway 395 to Oak Hill Road in both directions. Expect Major Delays at night and around 4am-5am morning daily.
- Highway 395 connector closures could be closed in both directions at night at times.
Monday through Thursday – 5/22 through 5/25 (No closures from May 26 through May 29 in observance of Memorial Day weekend.)
Northbound I-15 from Oak Hill Rd to Main Street – 9pm. to 9am* No Roadwork Friday night- Monday night.
- Alternating lane closures, possibly bringing lanes down to one.
- All on and off ramps are subject to intermittent closures for crew safety and related roadwork.
- Traffic maybe backup after Highway 138 for about 2 miles.
Southbound I-15 from Main Street to Oak Hill Rd – 8pm. – 4am* No Roadwork Friday night- Monday night.
- Alternating lane closures, possibly bringing lanes down to one.
- All on and off ramps are subject to intermittent closures for crew safety and related roadwork.
New lane reconfiguration northbound lanes 1, 2 and 3, will shift inward toward the newly paved center median, splitting from the #4 lane, with k-rail on both sides.
New lane reconfiguration southbound lanes 1, 2, 3, and 4 will shift inward toward the newly paved center median.
*Times can subject to change and could go longer or start earlier. On and off ramps may be subject to closure. Please use caution and remember to reduce your speed when approaching and driving through the construction zones. Schedules are subject to change due to inclement weather or construction issues.
The project is expected to be complete in early 2025.
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