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Work on new I-75 traffic pattern to start Sunday as part of ‘Split’ project

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A new traffic pattern will begin to take shape starting Sunday as part of continuing work on the I-75/I-24 interchange modification project in Hamilton County, according to a news release from the Tennessee Department of Transportation.

Traffic on I-75 North coming up from Georgia and those merging from the Tennessee Welcome Center and Exit 1 at East Ridge will be affected as TDOT workers begin setting up the new pattern from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Sunday and Monday.

After the traffic pattern is modified, the location of I-75 North at the split to I-24 West will be moved about 1/4 of a mile to the south and solid/continuous lane striping will be added to separate I-75 and I-24 travel lanes. The overhead sign will also be relocated, the release states.

(READ MORE: I-75, I-24 ‘Split’ project slated for summer 2021 finish as new design takes shape)

While the physical layout of the “Split” won’t change, drivers on I-75 North wishing to go to I-24 West will encounter a new, earlier decision point. Traffic will continue to depart I-75 North from the left to go to I24 West.