Utah Freeway Upgrade from Two to Four Lanes Approved
Published Date: 4/21/2025
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Summary
Utah is upgrading a busy two-lane freeway to four lanes between SR-193 and 1800 North in Davis County. This means smoother, faster drives for local travelers and less traffic hassle. The project is officially approved and ready to roll, signaling big improvements and investment in the area’s roads.
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SR-177 Widening Improves Local Travel
You who travel in Davis County, Utah: the project will upgrade the SR-177 freeway from two lanes to four lanes between SR-193 and 1800 North in Davis County, UT. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) say this will mean smoother, faster drives and less traffic hassle for local travelers.
Final Federal Approval Enables Construction
FHWA, on behalf of UDOT, issued a notice announcing final federal agency actions for the SR-177 Environmental Impact Statement Re-Evaluation. This means the proposed upgrade (two lanes to four lanes between SR-193 and 1800 North) is officially approved and ready to move forward in Davis County, Utah.
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