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January 29, 2010
Overnight Closures on Anacostia Freeway (DC 295)
Work Related to 11th Street Bridge Project Will Require 40-Minute Closures
Northbound Work Scheduled February 2, Southbound February 3

Eleventh Street Bridge ProjectMedia Contact: John Lisle (DDOT) at (202) 671-2004

(Washington, DC) — As part of the 11th Street Bridge Project, the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is scheduled to perform overnight work requiring one direction of the Anacostia Freeway (DC295/I-295) at a time to be closed to traffic on successive nights next week, weather permitting.

On Tuesday, February 2, between midnight and 5 am, the entire northbound freeway, between the 11th Street Bridges and Pennsylvania Avenue, will be closed to traffic for multiple 40-minute intervals. In addition, the right lane will be closed beginning at 7:30 pm the previous evening.

On Wednesday, February 3, between midnight and 5 am, the entire southbound freeway, between the Pennsylvania Avenue and Howard Road exits DC 295/I-295 will be closed to traffic for multiple 40-minute intervals. The right lane will be closed beginning at 7:30 pm the previous evening.

In the event of inclement weather, closures and work on either night may be rescheduled to the next possible night and additional public notice will be provided.

To avoid delays during these closures, motorists are encouraged to use alternative routes:

Northbound traffic can use the 11th Street or South Capitol Street bridges to access I-395 North, then go eastbound on New York Avenue to return to I-295.
Southbound traffic can take westbound New York Avenue to the 3rd Street Tunnel, to return to I-295 south of the closure.

During the closures, contractors will demolish a pedestrian bridge that crosses above the highway to allow for the construction of ramps related to the new 11th Street Bridges. A new pedestrian bridge is to be built and open to pedestrians in the same location by Memorial Day Weekend 2010.

For more information about this work or the 11th Street Bridge Project, please contact Public Information Manager Bryon Johnston at 202-484-2330, ext. 137 or visit www.theanacostiawaterfront.com/11thstreet.jsp.