The bridge will be open to one lane of traffic in each direction as construction on the bridge’s pedestrian sidewalks is completed.
The new MoPac main lanes will allow travelers to drive north or south through the intersection without stopping at a traffic signal.
Detours have been in place for the intersection since March 2019.
The construction at La Crosse is part of the second phase of the MoPac Intersections Project, a $53.5 million effort to create MoPac through lanes at the La Crosse and Slaughter intersections. The new diverging diamond bridge and intersection for Slaughter Lane north of La Crosse opened in November 2018.
All planned work on the project is scheduled for early 2021 completion.
