I-40 closed overnight between Sallisaw and Muldrow

All lanes of eastbound I-40 will be closed between U.S. 64 in Sallisaw and U.S. 64B in Muldrow in Sequoyah County from midnight Thursday, Feb. 26, to 5 a.m. Friday, Feb. 27, for guardrail repairs in an existing work zone.

Traffic will be diverted to eastbound U.S. 64 at Mile Marker 311 in Sallisaw, then to southbound U.S. 64B in Muldrow to rejoin eastbound I-40 at Mile Marker 321.

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