Road Construction Ramps Back Up After Winter Storm

Wednesday, February 4, 2026 at 5:40 AM

Road construction across Texarkana is picking back up after last week’s winter storm brought projects to a halt. Drivers should expect slower travel this week as multiple roadways are impacted.

Road construction across Texarkana is picking back up after last week’s winter storm brought projects to a halt. Drivers should expect slower travel this week as multiple roadways are impacted.

According to the Texas Department of Transportation, major work continues on Interstate 30 from King’s Highway to the Arkansas state line. Westbound lanes remain split, with several ramp closures in place.

The Richmond Road westbound exit ramp at Exit 220B remains closed, along with FM 2148 under the I-30 bridge and several US 82 ramps. Drivers are urged to watch for signs and plan ahead.

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Road Construction Ramps Back Up After Winter Storm

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