Drivers on I-10 East near Normandy Road could see some relief Feb. 6, but major lane closures will remain in place as repairs continue, according to a Feb. 5 news release from the Texas Department of Transportation.
What you need to know
TxDOT said crews have worked overnight after a utility waterline rupture late Feb. 5 triggered a pavement failure near Normandy Road, forcing TxDOT to shut down all eastbound lanes and close the inside lane and shoulder westbound.
TxDOT plans to reopen the three outside eastbound lanes Feb. 6 while keeping the inside lanes and shoulders closed in both directions, according to the release. Repairs are expected to remain ongoing.
Motorists should still expect delays and are strongly encouraged to take alternate routes, per the release, including:
- US 90
- US 90A/BU 90 (McCarty Road)
- Hwy. 225
Each route can reconnect drivers back to I-10 farther east, beyond the closure area, per TxDOT.
TxDOT urges motorists to slow down and use caution through the work zone, watching for crews and equipment. Residents should also be careful if they drive, walk or bike near the construction activity.
For closure updates, TxDOT said drivers can check Houston TranStar or Drive Texas; closures may change due to weather.