Plans to shut down a portion of Interstate 680 in Pleasanton over the holiday weekend has been canceled due to rain, Caltrans said Wednesday.
Caltrans was planning roadwork over a stretch of southbound Interstate 680 in Pleasanton. The repairs will now likely occur in February, possibly over the President's Day holiday weekend, according to Caltrans.
The closure when it happens will affect southbound I-680 between the Interstate Highway 580/ Interstate Highway 680 connector and Koopman Road.
Crews plan to replace the deteriorated roadway with new pavement, according to Caltrans. Northbound I-680 will remain open and won't be affected by the road work.
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Detours during the closures will be:
- Motorists driving west on Interstate 80 in Vacaville and Fairfield will remain on I-80 to southbound I-880.
- Motorists on southbound I-680 near the Benicia Bridge can take I-780 west to I-80 to southbound I-880.
- Motorists on southbound I-680 in Concord can take SR-4 to I-80 to southbound I-880.
- Motorists on southbound I-680 in Walnut Creek can take SR-24 to I-80 to southbound I-880.
- Motorists on Southbound I-680 in Danville take westbound I-580 to SR-238 to southbound I-880.
- Motorists on Southbound I-680 in Danville take eastbound I-580 to SR-84 to southbound I-680.
Motorists on westbound I-580 coming from Tracy can exit onto southbound SR-84 and get back on southbound I-680 just south of Calaveras Road near Sunol.
The full closure will affect:
- I-580/I-680 Connectors onto southbound I-680
- Southbound Saint Patrick Way on ramp onto southbound I-680
- Southbound Stoneridge Drive on ramp onto southbound I-680
- Southbound Bernal Avenue on ramp onto southbound I-680
- Southbound Sunol Boulevard on ramp onto southbound I-680
