Inspection of MetroLink Alignment at STL Continues

T1 Ramps are narrowed during stages 10 and 11 work

November 14, 2021 | 2 min reading time

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Starting Monday morning, Metro Transit will begin stages 10 and 11 of the elevated MetroLink tracks that run just east of STL’s T2 to STL’s Terminal One (T1). These two stages will require the T1 Arrivals ramp to be narrowed. This work is part of Metro Transit’s biennial inspection, which is a 12 stage process.

Stage ten commences at 7 a.m. During stage 10, the T1 Arrivals ramp will be narrowed to a minimum of 10 feet to allow the left side of the lane to be closed. When work shifts to stage 11, the T1 Arrivals ramp will once again be narrowed to a minimum of 10 feet to allow the right side of the lane to be closed (see the accompanying diagram for the traffic control plans). Work on stage 11 is scheduled to be finished Monday, November 15 by 2:30 p.m.

As the inspection moves to other sections of the MetroLink tracks, the public can expect other various lane closures as well as rerouting of traffic. Announcements by STL will be made prior to any traffic pattern changes. This MetroLink project is now scheduled to be completed on November 20.

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