Interstate 81 ramp closures begin at Exit 89B in Pulaski County for bridge work

Stephen C. Brich, P.E. Commissioner - Virginia Department of Transportation
Stephen C. Brich, P.E. Commissioner - Virginia Department of Transportation
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Ramp closures on Interstate 81 at Exit 89B in Pulaski County have started as part of a bridge project, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation. The closures affect both the on-ramp from Draper Valley Road to northbound I-81 and the off-ramp from northbound I-81 onto Draper Valley Road.

A detour has been set up for drivers. Motorists are directed to use Exit 94 (Pulaski) for access to or from northbound I-81. Signs will guide traffic along the detour route.

To reach northbound I-81 at Exit 94, drivers should take Route 11 to Draper Valley Road. Northbound travelers heading to Pulaski can exit at 94B onto Route 99.

“Beginning this evening, the Exit 89B on-ramp from Draper Valley Road to northbound I-81 and the Exit 89B off-ramp from northbound I-81 onto Draper Valley Road are closed.”

“Drivers can use Exit 94 (Pulaski) to get onto or to exit from northbound I-81. A signed detour will be in place to route traffic.”

“Motorists should use Route 11 to Draper Valley Road to reach northbound I-81 at Exit 94. Northbound I-81 traffic heading to Pulaski can use Exit 94B on to Route 99.”

The ramp closures are expected as part of ongoing infrastructure improvements in the area.



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