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Traffic Slow and Go For Next Few Weeks
Posted Tuesday, July 11, 2006 ; 08:11 AM | View Comments | Post Comment
Updated Tuesday, July 11, 2006; 08:18 AM

Drivers can expect delays during rush hour traffic.

Story by Craig McKee


For the next couple weeks, traffic will be down to one lane in *both* directions of I-64 between Hal Greer Boulevard and the 29th Street Exit.

Officials with the West Virginia Division of Highways also say they will shift traffic into the median area over the next couple of days as they re-pave part of the interstate.

They warn -- traffic *will* be affected at peak travel times.

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