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(KLZA)-- Interstate 29 will be narrowed this week, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation.
Beginning Tuesday, contractors will be working on pavement repairs from mile marker 67 near the south Oregon exit to the Iowa state line. The work will start at mile marker 67 in the northbound lanes and continue north to the state line.
Crews will then move to the southbound lanes and work south from the state line to mile marker 67. The driving lane will be narrowed during the work, which should take approximately three days to complete, weather permitting.
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