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TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Traffic Impacts on Crescent Avenue in Kenton County

Full closure of Crescent Avenue southbound from March 19 – April 9 to support Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project

COVINGTON, Ky. – As preparations continue for Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project work, crews will close Crescent Avenue southbound from West 3rd Street (6.33 mile point) to West 4th Street (KY 8) (6.43 mile point) from March 19 through approximately April 9 for water main relocation. During the closure, traffic on southbound Crescent Avenue will be detoured on 3rd Street. The street will reopen for the Cincinnati Reds Opening Weekend, March 26-29, and then close again to complete the work.

Thursday, March 19 – Thursday, April 9

  • At 7 a.m. on March 19, Crescent Avenue southbound will close at West 3rd Street in Covington.
  • Traffic on southbound Crescent Avenue will be detoured eastbound on West 3rd Street to southbound on Philadelphia Street to westbound on West 4th Street, back to Crescent Avenue.
  • The detour maintains access to Interstate 75 south at the 4th Street ramp.
  • Crescent Avenue will fully reopen to accommodate Reds Opening Weekend, Thursday, March 26-Sunday, March 29.
  • On Monday, March 30, Crescent Avenue southbound will close again to complete the work.
  • One lane will reopen on or about Thursday, April 9.

About the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project The Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project is one of the nation’s most significant transportation transformations, spanning eight miles of I-71/75 in Kentucky and I-75 in Ohio. In addition to constructing a new companion bridge, the project will upgrade the existing Brent Spence Bridge to carry local traffic; improve safety and reduce congestion by separating local and through travel; redesign ramp configurations throughout the corridor; and add new pedestrian and bicycle connections linking neighborhoods to jobs and transit. This once-in-a-generation investment will strengthen national freight movement, support local businesses and workforce growth, and enhance quality of life for the millions who rely on this critical corridor. For more information, visit brentspencebridgecorridor.com