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Westbound I-30 Ramp Closures Begin Monday in Texarkana

Monday, February 23, 2026 at 5:37 AM

The Texas Department of Transportation is announcing new westbound ramp closures on Interstate 30 in Texarkana starting midday Monday, as part of the ongoing widening project.

The Texas Department of Transportation is announcing new westbound ramp closures on Interstate 30 in Texarkana starting midday Monday, as part of the ongoing widening project.

The westbound entrance ramp east of Richmond Road will close. Drivers will need to use the ramp just before Kings Highway. Access to the westbound loop will require traveling to University Avenue and using the Texas turnaround.

The Interstate 369 ramp to I-30 westbound will also close. Traffic will be directed to the University exit and the frontage road.

Drivers should plan ahead and expect delays.

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