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Road work narrows SD-87 near West Junction US 16A
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Headline at this version: Road work narrows SD-87 near West Junction US 16A
Dek at this version: Flaggers and a pilot car are guiding traffic through a single lane in both directions, with delays of 15 minutes.
Removed (6 lines )
- SD-87 near West Junction is scheduled for miscellaneous construction in both directions.
- Work includes miscellaneous construction with delays 15 minutes, flaggers, lanes reduced to 1, no passing, and pilot car daily between 6 a.m. and 5 p.m. until further notice. Clearing operations are occurring for curve realignment.
- The listed work zone runs from three-quarters of a mile south to half a mile south of West Junction US 16A, near milepost 17. The work is listed from 2:47 p.m. MST (3:47 p.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 on SD-87, between three-quarters of a mile and half a mile south of West Junction US 16A, face 15-minute delays in both directions. Miscellaneous construction work is in progress there, with flaggers directing traffic through a single lane and no passing allowed. A pilot car leads vehicles through the area daily between 6 a.m. and 5 p.m. until further notice. Clearing operations are occurring for a curve realignment project. The report does not say when the work will end. The South Dakota Department of Transportation lists the project.
- Plans change with weather and crews' progress; the South Dakota Department of Transportation has the latest.
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