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The '''I-22 I-65 interchange''' is a massive 14-bridge stack interchange connecting [[Interstate 22]] to [[Interstate 65]] about 4 miles north of [[Malfunction Junction]], where I-65 connects with [[I-20]]/[[I-59|59]].
The '''I-22 I-65 interchange''' is a massive 14-bridge, 4-level stack interchange connecting [[Interstate 22]] to [[Interstate 65]] about 4 miles north of [[Malfunction Junction]], where I-65 connects with [[I-20]]/[[I-59|59]].


I-65 will be widened to eight lanes through the interchange, with additional merging lanes from newly-built surface streets. [[Daniel Payne Drive]] will be linked to I-65 North and [[41st Street North]] will have an on-ramp to I-22 West.
I-65 will be widened to eight lanes through the interchange, with additional merging lanes from newly-built surface streets. [[Daniel Payne Drive]] will be linked to I-65 North and [[41st Street North]] will have an on-ramp to I-22 West.


Archer Western Contractors of Atlanta, Georgia submitted the winning bid of $168.6 million and is expected to begin the first of four phases of work on [[August 1]], [[2010]], with a scheduled completion date for all phases before [[October 15]], [[2014]].
Archer Western Contractors of Atlanta, Georgia submitted the winning bid of $168.6 million began the first of four phases of work on [[August 1]], [[2010]], with a scheduled completion date for all phases before [[October 15]], [[2014]]. The project suffered numerous delays, however, due to weather and disputes between the contractor and ALDOT. Archer Western was assessed $2,000 per day (approximately $1.2 million) in liquidated damages for late completion beginning on October 22, 2014 until the final completion date on [[June 20]], [[2016]].


A second project, to extend I-22 another 3,000 feet beyond the major interchange to a smaller terminus at [[U. S. Highway 31]] is expected to go out to bid in [[2011]], with the same completion date.
A second project, to extend I-22 another 3,000 feet beyond the major interchange to a smaller terminus at [[U. S. Highway 31]] is still in the planning stages.


==References==
==References==
* Gray, Jeremy (July 26, 2010) "Birmingham I-65/Corridor X project set to launch Aug. 1." ''Birmingham News''
* Gray, Jeremy (July 26, 2010) "Birmingham I-65/Corridor X project set to launch Aug. 1." ''Birmingham News''
* Gray, Jeremy (January 24, 2011) "I-22 project on course: Weather doesn't slow Corridor X interchange." ''Birmingham News''
* Dean, Charles (June 20, 2016) [http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2016/06/birmingham_to_memphis_i-22_and.html "Birmingham to Memphis I-22 and I-65 interchange ribbon cutting Monday"] {{BN}}


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Latest revision as of 23:17, 20 November 2016

The I-22 I-65 interchange is a massive 14-bridge, 4-level stack interchange connecting Interstate 22 to Interstate 65 about 4 miles north of Malfunction Junction, where I-65 connects with I-20/59.

I-65 will be widened to eight lanes through the interchange, with additional merging lanes from newly-built surface streets. Daniel Payne Drive will be linked to I-65 North and 41st Street North will have an on-ramp to I-22 West.

Archer Western Contractors of Atlanta, Georgia submitted the winning bid of $168.6 million began the first of four phases of work on August 1, 2010, with a scheduled completion date for all phases before October 15, 2014. The project suffered numerous delays, however, due to weather and disputes between the contractor and ALDOT. Archer Western was assessed $2,000 per day (approximately $1.2 million) in liquidated damages for late completion beginning on October 22, 2014 until the final completion date on June 20, 2016.

A second project, to extend I-22 another 3,000 feet beyond the major interchange to a smaller terminus at U. S. Highway 31 is still in the planning stages.

References