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East Kellogg Expansion

With more lanes, new intersection designs and improved access to the Kansas Turnpike, improvements along East Kellogg will add up to improved travel in east Wichita. The collaborative plan is a partnership between the City of Wichita, the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) and Kansas Turnpike Authority (KTA). Improvements are being managed in two projects: the Webb Road intersection and the Greenwich to K-96 corridor. Construction for both projects is anticipated to be complete in late 2021.

Update 10/18/2019

Construction on the main line of East Kellogg from Webb Road through K-96 is progressing, with bridges and underpasses taking shape. Traffic continues to move along frontage roads, allowing paving operations to define the new freeway portion of the project in the middle. A total of eight bridges is included in the two projects that make up East Kellogg improvements, and all are in various stages of completion.

Short-term traffic impacts include:

Drivers on Greenwich at East Kellogg, watch for temporary lane changes as panels are installed on the Greenwich bridge.

Long-term traffic impacts include:

The ramp from KTA Plaza 50 to the south frontage road on Kellogg west of Webb Road is open. Stay alert and be aware as KTA traffic stops at a temporary stop sign before merging with eastbound Kellogg traffic just before Webb.
Kellogg speed limit reduced to 40 mph between Cypress and 143rd Streets, and the speed limit on Webb Road and Greenwich is reduced to 30 mph in the construction zone for the remainder of the project.
While left turns at Webb Road are prohibited, drivers wanting to travel west can make a U-Turn at Greenwich.

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