PALMYRA, Maine — The Maine Department of Transportation was scheduled to begin work Monday on replacing the bridge that carries Routes 100 and 11 over Interstate 95 at the Exit 157 interchange in Palmyra, the agency said.

During construction, traffic on Routes 100 and 11 will be cut to alternating one-way traffic during the day, with flaggers directing drivers, according to MaineDOT.

Drivers on I-95 should also expect lane shifts and closures in both the northbound and southbound directions, the department said.

The project is expected to be finished by fall 2028, MaineDOT said.

The contractor is CPM Constructors of Freeport, and the contract is worth $9,837,313.30, according to the department.

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