A large portion of Caltrans' Fix50 project in Sacramento is expected to be completed by Oct. 31, Caltrans said Friday.
Caltrans said the construction crews plan to be down to landscaping, electrical and drainage work by the end of October. That means drivers will not see lane reductions or closures on the highway after Oct. 31.
The project first began in 2021. It was originally slated to be completed during the summer of 2025. But delays due to equipment, weather and crashes pushed the completion date to 2026.
At one point, cracks and broken-off pieces of concrete were found along newly paved roads of westbound Highway 50 in downtown Sacramento.
It was originally estimated to cost $400 million, but that has ballooned to more than $500 million.
UC Berkeley's Transportation Injury Mapping System tallied 21 deadly crashes along the Fix50 route between 2015 and 2019. That number went up to 31 deadly crashes between 2021 and 2025.
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