ODOT Making Progress On I-44 & Highway 75 Interchange

ODOT is making progress on work at the I-44 and Highway 75 interchange.

Tuesday, April 13th 2021, 6:32 pm

By: Matt Rahn, Dustin Stone

TULSA, Oklahoma -

ODOT is making progress on work at the I-44 and Highway 75 interchange.

The $90 million project started on January 25, widening and reconstructing all pavements on I-44 from four lanes to six lanes between the west side of the Arkansas River Bridge and Union Avenue.

They're also replacing five bridges and slightly reconfiguring all four cloverleaf ramps at the interchange.

While I-44 and US-75 have remained open during the project, at times, lanes are being narrowed and the corridors may only have one lane open to traffic.

There will also be ramp closures at the cloverleaf. Alternate routes such as I-244 should be considered, especially during peak travel times.

For future ramp and lane closures on this project, visit ODOT’s website here.

Overall completion is scheduled for early 2023 if the weather permits.

Matt Rahn

Dustin Stone

Dustin joined the News On 6 team in 2000 as a video tape and master control operator. In 2003, he became a live truck operator. During his time in that role, he covered several national stories including the space shuttle Columbia tragedy, Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the Moore tornado and the Joplin tornado. After 11 years in that position, Dustin became the station's master control supervisor until 2018 when he moved back into the news department as the news operations manager.