Friday, September 4, 2026

I-15 lane reductions in southern Las Vegas valley start subsequent week

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Lengthy-term lane reductions will hit elements of the I-15 within the southern Las Vegas valley beginning subsequent week.

In line with a launch from the Nevada Division of Transportation, the reductions are a part of the continuing I-15 South Widening Venture. The reductions will trigger vital journey delays, significantly on northbound I-15 between Silverado Ranch Boulevard and Blue Diamond Street.

NDOT encourages drivers to plan forward, enable for additional journey instances, and take into account alternate routes when they’re in a position.

The restrictions can be mandatory for guardrail restore, roadway excavation, and paving operations.

The lane restrictions are as follows:

24/7 from Tuesday, Might 27, by way of July 2025:

Northbound I-15 diminished to 4 lanes between Silverado Ranch Boulevard and Blue Diamond Street (auxiliary lane closed)

Nightly (8:00 p.m. to five:00 a.m.) Tuesday, Might 27 to Thursday, Might 29:

Northbound I-15 diminished to 1 lane between Silverado Ranch Boulevard to Blue Diamond Street

8:00 p.m. Tuesday, Might 27 to five:00 a.m. Wednesday, Might 28:

Southbound I-15 diminished to 1 lane from St. Rose Parkway to Sloan Street

Northbound I-15 diminished to 1 lane from Sloan Street to St. Rose Parkway

Nightly (8:00 p.m. to five:00 a.m.) Sunday, June 1 by way of Friday, June 6:

Southbound I-15 diminished to 1 lane between Blue Diamond Street and Silverado Ranch Boulevard

Nightly (8:00 p.m. to five:00 a.m.) Sunday, June 8 by way of Friday, June 13:

Southbound I-15 diminished to 1 lane between Silverado Ranch Boulevard and Cactus Avenue

Nightly (8:00 p.m. to five:00 a.m.) Sunday, June 15 by way of Friday, June 20:

Northbound I-15 diminished to 1 lane between Starr and Cactus avenues

Ongoing work: 24/7 by way of June 2025:

Southbound I-15 diminished to 4 lanes from Heat Springs to Blue Diamond roads (auxiliary lane closed)

The schedule is topic to alter as a result of climate and different elements. Extra state freeway data is offered at dot.nv.gov or by calling (775) 888-7000.

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