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West Evans Avenue Northbound Santa Fe On-Ramp Closure

West Evans Avenue On-Ramp to Northbound Santa Fe to Close This Weekend The West Evans Avenue on-ramp to northbound Santa Fe will close from noon Friday until 5 a.m. Monday, according to the New Mexico Department of Transportation…

West Evans Avenue Northbound Santa Fe On-Ramp Closure

West Evans Avenue On-Ramp to Northbound Santa Fe to Close This Weekend

The West Evans Avenue on-ramp to northbound Santa Fe will close from noon Friday until 5 a.m. Monday, according to the New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT). This closure is part of scheduled infrastructure improvements to enhance road safety and traffic flow in the region.

When is the West Evans Avenue on-ramp closing?

The closure begins at 12:00 p.m. this Friday. The ramp will remain inaccessible to motorists until it reopens at 5:00 a.m. on Monday. NMDOT officials advise drivers to plan for additional travel time or seek alternative routes to avoid congestion during this window.

How will this affect northbound Santa Fe traffic?

Motorists unable to use the West Evans Avenue on-ramp will need to utilize adjacent interchanges to access northbound Santa Fe. Because the closure spans the entire weekend, NMDOT expects intermittent delays for commuters and local traffic. The agency typically implements these closures during weekends to minimize the impact on peak weekday rush-hour volumes.

What are the recommended detours?

While specific detour signage will be posted on-site, drivers can avoid the closure by using the nearest available northbound access points. Local authorities suggest using real-time navigation apps to monitor traffic density and find the fastest open route around the West Evans Avenue restriction.

Quick Reference: Closure Schedule

Location Closure Start Reopening Time
West Evans Ave On-Ramp (Northbound Santa Fe) Friday, 12:00 PM Monday, 5:00 AM

For the latest updates on road closures and construction projects, motorists can visit the official New Mexico Department of Transportation website or check local traffic alerts.

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