Construction on the second of two intersection improvement projects at the Y at Oak Hill is slated to begin Sept. 30, according to the Texas Department of Transportation.
The transportation authority is urging motorists to use caution in the work zone and pay attention to signage. TxDOT anticipates the construction will be completed in spring 2015, according to a news release.
The project involves constructing continuous-flow intersections, or CFIs, between Hwy. 71 and Joe Tanner Lane, according to TxDOT spokeswoman Kelli Reyna. At CFIs, lanes are moved to allow a driver to turn left while a driver on the opposite side of the intersection can drive straight ahead, for example. Traffic models show these intersection improvements will improve travel times by 30 percent to 50 percent.
TxDOT estimates the construction will cost about $6.5 million.








