TRAFFIC ALERT: U.S. Highway 50 to State Route 99 Connector Closure Scheduled in Sacramento this Weekend

Date: April 29, 2025

Sergio Aceves, District 3 Director

Contact: Sergio Ochoa Sánchez (916) 826-3093

U.S. Highway 50 to State Route 99 Connector

Closure Scheduled in Sacramento this Weekend

55-Hour Closure from Westbound 50 Connector to Southbound 99

SACRAMENTO – Work on the U.S. Highway 50 (US 50) Multimodal Corridor Enhancement “Fix50” Project continues with a 55-hour closure at the westbound US 50 to southbound State Route 99 (SR 99) connector scheduled for this weekend.

Caltrans anticipates this to be the last 55-hour closure for this connector, striping and pavement work should be completed. Caltrans also reminds this closure is weather and temperature dependent. Motorists should use caution when travelling during construction times and expect commercial trucks traveling in and out of the work zone.

Caltrans urges motorists to plan ahead and to expect delays with additional travel time for detours. Southbound SR 99 motorists should use southbound Interstate 5 (I-5) as an alternate route.

Schedule: Friday, May 2 at 10 p.m. through Monday, May 5 at 5 a.m.

Suggested Detour:

Westbound US 50 motorists to southbound SR 99 should continue on westbound US 50 and stay in the right lane to southbound I-5 Los Angeles.

The ongoing work is part of a $529 million project to rehabilitate pavement and add 14 lane miles of high-occupancy lanes from the US 50/Interstate 5 interchange to the US 50/Watt Avenue interchange.

Motorists traveling through the work zone should expect lane restrictions and be aware of commercial work vehicles traveling in and out of the area. The work zone speed limit has been reduced to 55 mph and the California Highway Patrol will be present for traffic enforcement.

For more information on this project visit U.S. Highway 50 Multimodal Corridor Enhancement and Rehabilitation Project.

Work is scheduled to begin as listed but subject to change due to traffic incidents, weather, availability of equipment and/ or materials, and construction related issues. For current road conditions use Caltrans’ “Quick Map” at quickmap.dot.ca.gov/ or download the free Quick Map app on the App Store or Google Play. Motorists also can call the California Highway Information Network automated phone service at 1-800-427-ROAD (7623).

Caltrans District 3 is responsible for maintaining and operating 4,385 lane miles in 11 Sacramento Valley and Northern Sierra counties. The department will issue updates on X @CaltransDist3 and on Facebook CaltransDistrict3.

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