The multi-year maintenance and improvement project along I-394 between downtown Minneapolis and Highway 100 has begun at 7 p.m. July 14, through 5 a.m. Mon, July 28, eastbound I-394 will be reduced to two lanes nightly between Penn Avenue and Dunwoody Boulevard, so crews can set up for construction.
Then, during the early evening hours of July 27, the I-394 E-ZPass lanes from downtown Minneapolis to Highway 100 will be closed. E-ZPass lanes are expected to reopen November 2025 through February 2026. This two-year project will continue in spring 2026 through fall 2026.
Beginning in fall 2025, MnDOT will be repairing bridges and ramps along I-94 and I-394 between downtown Minneapolis and Hwy 100. The project includes realigning the I-394 to Dunwoody Blvd. ramp, replacing the deck for the Penn Ave. bridge that crosses over I-394, and other improvements along I-394 and I-94.
In fall 2025, crews will begin constructing crossovers to prepare for repair work in 2026. During this time, the E-ZPass lanes will be closed between downtown Minneapolis and Hwy 100.
Then in spring through fall 2026, crews will reduce I-394 to two lanes in both directions between downtown Minneapolis and Hwy 100. The E-ZPass lanes will be open to all traffic. Crews will also close the Penn Ave. bridge during this time.
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