$3.9 million resurfacing project starting north of Manhattan
MANHATTAN (KSNT) - A 15 mile stretch of highway will be resurfaced north of Manhattan.
The Kansas Department of Transportation says starting on April 1, K-13 from the US 24 junction in Riley County to the K-16 junction in Pottawatomie County will be reduced to one lane. A pilot car and flaggers will direct traffic in the area. Drivers can expect delays of up to 15 minutes.
Work will be done during daylight hours Monday through Friday. A 13-foot width restriction will be in place. Work is expected to be finished by mid-June, depending on weather conditions.
KDOT asks all motorists to obey warning signs and be alert when driving through the work zone. To check on highway projects across Kansas, click here or call 511.
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