One of downtown’s main highway connectors is going offline for 6 months

I-45 drivers, beware:

According to recent announcement by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), driving through downtown may be getting a little bit dicier:

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The I-45 northbound to US-59 northbound highway connector in downtown is going to be down for six months.

Reportedly starting tomorrow, crews will block off the connector ramp, all part of a $30 million project to remodel the entire interchange, including SH-288.

TxDOT said the goal will be for the ramp to move further south and to move the left-side northbound exit to the right side.

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The entire re-construction is slated to be finished in the second quarter of 2019.

Hang in there, Houston.

#KnowBeforeYouGo. Big closures coming up in the @DowntownHouston area this WKND. For additional info on upcoming closures go to https://t.co/8X08wC7Tou. pic.twitter.com/NCm1nsn52U

— TxDOT- HOU District (@TxDOTHouston) November 30, 2017