Mar 10 • 18:39 UTC 🇧🇷 Brazil G1 (PT)

Work Blocks Railroad Overpass in Uberlândia for 45 Days; See Alternative Routes

A railroad overpass in Uberlândia is undergoing a 45-day closure for structural and signaling improvements, affecting local traffic.

A major intervention began today on the Helena Menezes railroad overpass in Uberlândia, which will be closed for approximately 45 days. The work was first scheduled for March 2 but has now officially commenced. This closure impacts traffic significantly as it is located at the intersection of the BR-365 highway with the MGC-452 highway, a vital route for vehicles traveling between Uberlândia and Araxá.

The concessionaire VLI Logística, responsible for the railroad, is undertaking the project, which includes the restoration of the overpass structure as well as upgrades to both railroad and roadway signaling. These improvements are essential for enhancing safety and operational efficiency in the area, especially considering the high volume of traffic at this junction. As part of the construction project, the company has outlined alternative routes for commuters to minimize disruption during the closure.

In terms of traffic management, the route from Uberlândia to Araxá will be completely closed, while the return route from Araxá to Uberlândia will remain partially open, albeit with controlled access. The adjustments aim to facilitate local transit as construction progresses, though significant delays are expected. Users of this route are encouraged to plan ahead and consider the provided alternative routes to avoid potential congestion during this construction period.

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