An informed commuter is a prepared commuter.
Southern Nevada is growing, and that can mean construction, service improvements, and special events may impact your commute.
Drivers are encouraged to plan their commutes by checking ahead of time for traffic conditions as well as leaving earlier for their destinations.
To help you plan your travel, current detours and restrictions are posted below. This page is updated every Thursday.
Weekly Traffic Alerts
The RTC gathers information weekly and publishes updates on projects that may impact your travel each Thursday.
Brightline Nevada
- No work scheduled in Nevada from 6/30 to 7/07.
- For more information, please visit: https://www.brightlinewest.com/media/advisories
- No work scheduled in Nevada from 6/30 to 7/07.
CC-215 Southern Beltway, Peace Way Bridge Project
- Traffic Restrictions for the week of June 30 to July 06:
- Peace Way bridge over the CC-215 Beltway is now OPEN.
- Intersection of Flamingo Road and Fort Apache Road intermittently reduced to 1 lane in each direction nightly from 9:00 pm to 5:00 am.
- For more information, please visit:
- Traffic Restrictions for the week of June 30 to July 06:
CC-215, Summerlin Pkwy Interchange
- Traffic Restrictions for the week of June 29 to July 05, 24-hour lane restrictions
- CC-215
- Far Hills Ave to Lake Mead Blvd, one NB lane and shoulder CLOSED.
- Lake Mead Blvd to Summerlin Pkwy, one SB lane and shoulder CLOSED.
- Summerlin Pkwy to Far Hills, two SB lanes and shoulder CLOSED.
- Ramp
- Summerlin Pkwy WB On-Ramp to CC-215 SB, one lane and shoulder CLOSED.
- Far Hills Ave NB On-Ramp to CC-215/Summerlin Pkwy EB, one lane and shoulder CLOSED
- Far Hills Ave On-Ramp to CC-215 SB, one lane and shoulder CLOSED
- CC-215 NB Off-Ramp to Far Hills Ave, one lane and shoulder CLOSED
- Trail
- Far Hills to Summerlin Pkwy, pedestrian/cycle trail is detoured.
- CC-215
- For more information, please visit:
- Traffic Restrictions for the week of June 29 to July 05, 24-hour lane restrictions
City of Las Vegas, Charleston-Arville Intersection, storm drain and sewer improvements
- Through Fall 2026, on Charleston Blvd. from Arville St. to Rainbow Blvd. and on Sahara Ave. from I-15 to Decatur Blvd (this section is a much later date, prob not until end of 2025 or maybe into 2026).
- On Arville St. from Charleston Blvd. to Sahara Ave. The sewer install should be completed and traffic opened up possibly by end of June maybe 1-2 weeks into July (pending pave schedule by LVP). Then later on in the year from Oakey to Sahara, there will be some Sewer Lining activities that will ensue towards end of 2025 into 2026. Still will have public travel open both directions and keeping the 1 lane in each direction.
- Charleston Blvd. eastbound: (Storm Drain has not been started in Charleston Blvd.)
- Traffic Merges to 1 Lane (Lane 1) from Essex Dr. to Arville St. Sewer Bypass is in the Charleston Blvd. This work should be finished up in the next 2-3 weeks. Hoping that LVP will have lanes opened up moving East on Charleston before the RCB work begins (which will be in the West bound travel lanes)
- Wilshire St., south of Charleston Blvd., is now open. It will be closed at a later date for LVP paving activities.
- Arville St. and Oakey Blvd. is still partially closed with 1 lane of traffic moving in all directions. This activity is in conjunction with the above explanation on the sewer line. Possible open to general public by 1-2 week into July.
- Arville St. from Oakey Blvd. to Charleston Blvd. is 1 lane in each direction (North and South). Only single northbound traffic on Arville St. from 720 south of Charleston Blvd. to Charleston Blvd. This activity is in conjunction with the above explanation on the sewer line. Possible opened to general public by 1-2 week into July.
- Montclair St is closed to Lytton in both directions. This could possibly be closed for 6-8 weeks, as these utilities are deep and larger than typical for side streets.
- For more information, please visit:
City of Las Vegas, Lake Mead Blvd Losee Rd to Simmons St Road Improvements
- Through Fall 2026, Lake Mead Blvd EB and WB, from Losee Rd to Revere St, minimum of one lane open in each direction at all times.
- Lake Mead: Losee to MLK
- One lane in each direction primarily.
- Signals have been phased to accommodate
- Expected to remain in this configuration for the foreseeable future as undergrounds, signals, sidewalks and driveways are still being worked.
- This configuration will remain in place through at least August.
- Lake Mead: MLK to Simmons
- Primary focus area of work
- One lane in each direction
- Signals have been phased to accommodate
- Expected to remain in this configuration for the next few weeks as undergrounds, signals, sidewalks and driveways are still being worked.
- Roadway paving outside lanes scheduled for mid-late July.
- Martin Luther King Jr.
- Roadway reduced to 2 lanes in each direction
- Intermittent reductions to one lane north or south depending on work
- Signal has been phased to accommodate.
- The contractor has been doing all they can to minimize traffic frustrations for the travelling public. The contractor has made it a point to open lanes when the work allows.
- Lake Mead: Losee to MLK
- For more information, please visit:
- Through Fall 2026, Lake Mead Blvd EB and WB, from Losee Rd to Revere St, minimum of one lane open in each direction at all times.