US-34 construction in Iowa today

Every Iowa DOT work zone on US-34 in Iowa today: lane closures, full closures, which direction and how long each lasts.

4 work zones · 0 full closures · updated every 15 minutes

Lanes closedWestboundBetween US 61 and Exit 259: Mount Pleasant Street (West Burlington). The right lane is closed due to road construction work. Until November 19, 2026 at about 1:00PM CDT. Full schedule below: • May 22, 1:00PM - November 19, 1:00PM Comment: Fairfield RCE (641-469-4090) - Des Moines County (US-34)until Nov 19
Lanes open, work nearbyEastboundBetween Exit 259: Mount Pleasant Street and US 61 (West Burlington). Road construction work is in progress. A lane is closed intermittently. Until November 19, 2026 at about 1:00PM CDT. Full schedule below: • April 27, 7:00AM - November 19, 1:00PM Comment: Fairfield RCE (641-469-4090) - Des Moines County (US-34)until Nov 19
Lanes open, work nearbyEastboundBetween Filbert Ave and Exit 212 (1 to 5 miles west of the Fairfield area). Road construction. Intermittent lane closure. Look out for flaggers. Starting October 19, 2026 at 7:00AM CDT until November 19, 2026 at about 1:00PM CDT. Full schedule below: • October 19, 7:00AM - November 19, 1:00PM Comment: Fairfield RCE (641-469-4090) - Jefferson County (US-34)until Nov 19
Lanes open, work nearbyEastboundBetween IA 25 (Creston) and US 169 (1 mile west of the Thayer area). Road construction. Intermittent lane closure. Pilot car in operation. Look out for flaggers. From 8:00AM CDT to 6:00PM CDT on weekdays. Starting November 2, 2026 at 8:00AM CDT until November 19, 2026 at about 6:00PM CDT. Comment: Creston RCE (877-226-8109) - Union County (US-34)from Mon, Nov 2, 9:00 AM, until Nov 2

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From the Iowa Department of Transportation's work zone feed (WZDx), as Orbit keeps it. Closures can change at short notice; follow the signs on the road. Some work zones come with few details from Iowa DOT.

Driving US-34?Orbit warns you about work zones ahead on your side of the road, and goes quiet when drivers are getting through at speed.

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