U.S. 95 Northwest Corridor Improvements Project

Your ability to get to and from where you need to go in the northwest Las Vegas valley is important. That’s the reason NDOT provides the following information to help you get where you need to go.

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Updated October 3, 2011 

The U.S. 95 going southbound from the Centennial Parkway on ramp to the Rancho flyover will be reduced to one lane on Monday, Oct. 29 through Tuesday, Oct. 30 from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., each day, due to open grade work.  The Ann Road on and off ramps will remain open on Oct. 29, however, on Oct. 30, the Ann Road on ramp to access U.S. 95 southbound will be closed.  Motorists are advised to access the U.S. 95 southbound via Rancho to Craig Road.         

Drivers should expect delays on the U.S. 95 heading southbound.  This work is part of U.S. 95 West Corridor’s phase one project.  The approximately $70 million, phase one project is near final completion.

The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada operates the Centennial Hills park and ride lot, a free parking facility with 900 parking spaces located off U.S. 95 and Durango Drive. The RTC also provides public bus transit- click here for bus schedule.