The ramp is part of the I-25 and Broadway Travel and Safety Improvement Project that started this summer; it replaced the former ground-level entrance that required a left turn off Broadway. That system was bad, but the interim solution during construction — which required a left off Mississippi, then a maniacal merger onto Buchtel Boulevard and an even more murderous merger with exiting I-25 traffic before entering the highway just past Washington Street — was a real horror show.
Now, though, all is calm and definitely bright — if you're heading south, at least. The rest of this Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure project is slated to continue through at least the spring of 2026, and will involve more I-25 ramp work for those heading north, as well as reconfiguration of the RTD I-25/Broadway station and paving of the parking lot.
For now, northbound I-25 access remains at Lincoln for drivers heading north on southbound Broadway; those heading south are encouraged to access I-25 northbound using Alameda or Mississippi.
The current status is detailed (somewhat confusingly) below. For updated information, visit denvergov.org.
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