The Department of Transportation has issued a travel advisory for tonight's Raiders vs Packers game Lambeau field.
Watch: Titletown District construction on schedule:
Here is a list of the major highways in northeast Wisconsin most Packers fans will be traveling as they head for Lambeau Field, and the road conditions they should anticipate.
I-43/I-41 interchange
•Brown County
•The southbound I-41 off-ramp to southbound I-43 remains closed. Drivers can follow the marked detour on I-41 southbound to WIS 172 eastbound, follow WIS 172 east to I-43.
•The northbound I-43 off-ramp to southbound I-41 remains closed. Drivers should follow detour onto I-41 northbound to Lineville Road, and use Lineville road to access I-41 southbound.
•I-43 between Atkinson Drive and I-41 is reduced to a single lane in each direction. The speed limit is also reduced to 55 mph.
I-41/Velp Avenue interchange
•Brown County
•Full closure of I-41 entrance and exit ramps at Velp Avenue
•Full closure of Velp Avenue under I-41
WIS 172 and I-41/WIS 172 Interchange
Motorists should expect heavy congestion and potential long delays at the I-41/WIS 172 interchange and on WIS 172 in Brown County from I-43 to the WIS 172/I-41 interchange before and after the game. Motorists should consider alternate routes if possible.
•A left lane closure on westbound WIS 172 near the I-41 interchange will slow traffic.
•There is construction at the on and off-ramps from WIS 172 at County YY (Pilgrim Way) in Ashwaubenon. The ramps are open, but traffic is only allowed to go west on County YY (Pilgrim Way).
I-41 mainline
Barrier wall, narrow lanes, short merge distances and orange barrels will be present at various locations.
•Brown County
•Drivers will encounter 11-foot travel lanes and reduced shoulders in multiple locations along a 10-mile segment of highway. The speed limit is reduced to 55 mph between Grant Street and Lineville Road. Temporary barrier wall at various locations will cause traffic to slow.
•Winnebago County
•Drivers will encounter reduced speed limits on I-41 near the US 10/WIS 441/I-41 interchange. Drivers should also watch for reduced lane widths and reduced shoulder widths on northbound and southbound I-41.
WIS 441, US 10 and Roland Kampo Bridge
•Winnebago, Outagamie and Calumet counties.
•Drivers should be aware of orange barrels, narrow lanes, barrier walls and reduced speed limits.
•US 10 eastbound between County CB and I-41 northbound is reduced to a single lane.
US 141, Marinette County
•US 141 southbound is closed in the village of Wausaukee from WIS 180 to north village of Wausaukee limit. A detour using local streets is posted.
Freeway Service Team
The I-41 Project Freeway Service Teams will be working in Brown County on Thursday from 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. and again from 10 p.m. to midnight. The Freeway Service Team will assist motorists - free of charge - who are involved in minor crashes or are experiencing a breakdown. If necessary, the Freeway Service Team quickly relocates disabled vehicles from the highway’s travel lanes and/or shoulders to safe, pre-designated locations away from traffic.
Services the team provides include:
•Relocating disabled vehicles
•Providing small amounts of fuel
•Handling minor repairs (changing flat tires, battery jump starts)
•Removing small non-hazardous debris from the roadway
•Assisting with traffic control and crash scene clearance
Please note if you are involved in a crash:
The WisDOT’s Division of State Patrol advises you to immediately call 911 if you are involved in a crash. If there are no injuries and the vehicles can be moved, report the other vehicle’s license plate numbers as you may then be advised to move off the main portion of the roadway to a crash investigation site or to a ramp out of traffic. This will assist first responders in reaching you while helping to clear traffic delays during the critical travel times before and following the game.
Additionally, if your vehicle becomes disabled in the I-41 work zone between De Pere and Suamico, notify authorities immediately, and WisDOT will send the Freeway Service Team vehicle to your location. Motorists can then contact their motor club or towing preference after WisDOT has relocated your vehicle to a more accessible and safe location.
Travelers should allow extra time and can check online for real-time traffic information, including travel times, lane closures and incidents, at 511 Wisconsin online at www.511wi.gov or by calling 511.
