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I-495 South Lane Closure Near Route 141 Bridge Continues Until 3 AM

Friday, March 13, 2026 at 4:06 PM

Delaware motorists should expect delays on southbound Interstate 495 near the Route 141 overpass where construction crews have shut down the right lane. The lane closure is scheduled to remain in effect until 3 AM.

Drivers traveling on southbound Interstate 495 will encounter construction-related delays near the Route 141 overpass, where work crews have temporarily shut down the right lane.

According to Delaware Department of Transportation officials, the lane restriction will remain active until 3 AM as construction operations continue in the area.

Motorists are advised to allow extra travel time and exercise caution when passing through the work zone. Drivers should merge safely into the left lane before reaching the construction area.

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