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KDOT crews begin Highway 75 resurfacing Monday, starting in Shawnee and Jackson counties

Resurfacing work on Highway 75 is scheduled to begin Monday, July 20, Kansas transportation officials said, with traffic impacts expected north of Topeka. The project will take place on Highway 75 in Shawnee…

Highway 75 resurfacing scene with construction cones and slow-moving traffic near Topeka area

Resurfacing work on Highway 75 is scheduled to begin Monday, July 20, Kansas transportation officials said, with traffic impacts expected north of Topeka. The project will take place on Highway 75 in Shawnee and Jackson counties.

KSNT 27 News reports that the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) outlined the start date in a press release, noting the resurfacing work will affect how vehicles move along the corridor during construction. Drivers traveling through the affected stretch of Highway 75 should plan for delays and reduced travel speeds as crews get underway.

As construction starts next week, residents and commuters using the highway north of Topeka can expect temporary changes tied to the resurfacing project in Shawnee and Jackson counties.