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I-29 southbound lane closed for pavement repair near Sioux Falls
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Article identifier: sd511-road-work-12910001
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Headline at this version: I-29 southbound lane closed for pavement repair near Sioux Falls
Dek at this version: Crews are repairing concrete in the driving lane until further notice, 2.25 miles north of the Interstate 90 junction.
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- Southbound I-29 near Sioux Falls is scheduled for pavement repair.
- Work includes pavement repair in the driving lane southbound until further notice. Concrete repair planned for 11/12 with lane closure.
- The listed work zone is at I-29 S 2.25 miles north of the Interstate 90 junction north of the Sioux Falls exit \(Exit 84\), near milepost 86. The work is listed from 6:51 a.m. MST (7:51 a.m. CST) Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, with no end date, which is how work scheduled until further notice is listed. The listing does not say which time zone applies, so both are given.
- Plans change with weather and crews' progress; the South Dakota Department of Transportation has the latest at [SD511](https://www.sd511.org/).
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- Drivers heading south on I-29 north of Sioux Falls will find the driving lane closed near Exit 84. The closure sits 2.25 miles north of the Interstate 90 junction. Crews are doing pavement repair work in the southbound driving lane, and the South Dakota Department of Transportation says the work will continue until further notice. Pavement repair fixes cracked or broken concrete in the road surface, work that often requires closing a lane so crews can work safely. The department lists the project.
- Plans change with weather and crews' progress; the South Dakota Department of Transportation has the latest.
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