It's really proven itself as a durable type of pavement.
It will be busy, especially in the morning with all the spectators heading to the tournament.
The neighbors who we hear from have really noticed the difference compared to the concrete freeways that they used to live next to.
We're hoping that the situation will stabilize, and we're even crossing our fingers that we might see some relief with costs going down.
We feel for the victims of any crash. But the emphasis really needs to be on unsafe driving behavior.
One thing that's noticeable are plastic shopping bags; they're caught up in the plants and landscaping. We hope most people just don't dump things out of their vehicles.
The amount of work that still needs to be accomplished leads us to believe that it's more likely that the freeway will open in June.
We wouldn't be able to continue to award projects at this rate without there being an impact on projects down the line.
The Red Mountain Freeway (Loop 202) is our freeway of choice for the spring season. There's going to be a number of weekends where you're going to need to avoid the area between 52nd Street and Alma School Road.
