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🚧 Update on Road Construction Near Crete, West of Lincoln
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Nebraska. Travelers in the vicinity of Crete, approximately 9 miles west of Lincoln, Nebraska, are advised of road construction occurring between mile marker 386 and exit 388 on NE 103. The information has been reported by a Waze user and shared via the NE 511 navigation application. While the Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) has relayed this information, they note that they cannot guarantee its accuracy as the report was created automatically. Motorists planning to travel through this section of Seward County are recommended to allow for extra travel time or seek alternative routes if possible to avoid delays. As always, drivers are encouraged to exercise caution when traveling through construction zones.
🚧 Update on Road Construction Along I-80 near Crete, Seward County, NE
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Nebraska. A recent update has been issued regarding road construction activity taking place on Interstate 80 between Exit 388, NE 103 near Crete, and mile marker 386, which is approximately 9 miles west of Lincoln. This information has been reported by a Waze user and has been subsequently posted to the NE 511 system. While the details provided are automatically generated via the Waze navigation app, the Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) advises that it cannot verify the accuracy of this information. Motorists planning to travel through this area of Seward County should be aware of potential delays and construction zones affecting traffic flow.
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