Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT)

Pavement failures or blowouts occur when prolonged high temperatures cause the road to expand and buckle up or blow out, resulting in uneven driving surfaces.

The work is expected to continue until late this year.

The Peoria resident began his career with I-DOT in 1989. He was appointed to lead the agency in 2019, and has worked to implement the $41 billion Rebuild Illinois bipartisan infrastructure bill.

The construction season is kicking off.

The Illinois Department of Transportation has accepted pothole claims for at least the past 40 years for damage caused to vehicles on state highways.

Motorists can expect brief lane closures as required and should allow extra time for trips through areas where patching is taking place.

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