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The Interstate 94 Exit 156 southbound off-ramp from South Expressway to Bismarck’s Main Avenue is scheduled to close Friday, March 27, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Mandan.  

Construction on Phase 1 (east end) of the Memorial Highway reconstruction project in Mandan is expected to resume Monday, March 23 as crews return to continue underground utility work and roadway improvements.

A bridge replacement project is scheduled to begin Monday, March 23, on North Dakota Highway 41 in Velva.

Traill County will host a public input meeting on Monday, March 16, from 5 to 7 p.m. CT to discuss proposed improvements to Structure No. 49-120-19.0, which spans over the Goose River along Third Street Northeast in Hillsboro, North Dakota.

ND Sober Ride, a Vision Zero program that helps reduce impaired driving on North Dakota roads, is marking five years of service with expanded discounted ride options for the St. Patrick's Day holiday. 

Vision Zero proudly welcomed Ellendale Public Schools as North Dakota's newest Vision Zero School yesterday, showing the commitment the Ellendale Cardinals have for safety on the road. The kickoff event merged school spirit with a vital mission to protect students and families across Dickey County.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) and North Dakota Highway Patrol reopened Interstate 29 from Grand Forks to the Canadian border. We anticipate Travel Alerts to remain in place overnight in Grand Forks, Walsh, Nelson and Pembina counties, and urge motorists to drive with caution.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation and North Dakota Highway Patrol have closed Interstate 29 from the Canadian border to Grand Forks due to blowing snow and zero visibility.

Travel on a closed road is prohibited and extremely dangerous. Conditions are life-threatening.

Vision Zero proudly welcomed Medina Public School and Ashley Public School as North Dakota's newest Vision Zero Schools this week, highlighting a growing commitment among students to promote safe driving habits and help eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries on North Dakota roads.

Law enforcement agencies across North Dakota will have increased patrols throughout the month of March as part of the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement campaign. The effort is focused on removing impaired drivers from the road and preventing alcohol and drug-related crashes.