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Illinois Route 390 ramp closed in Itasca

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The ramp from westbound Illinois Route 390 to Rohlwing Road in Itasca is closed for pavement work. | Illinois Tollway

An Illinois Route 390 ramp will be closed for pavement work for the rest of the month in northwest suburban Itasca.

The ramp from westbound Route 390 to Rohlwing Road will be closed this week and into November, according to a statement from the Illinois Tollway. Westbound traffic will be rerouted via the Meacham Road loop ramp onto eastbound Route 390 in order to access Rohlwing.

The closure is part of ongoing work on the Rohlwing Road interchange under the Illinoise Route 390 Project, which will extend Route 390 east to Illinois Route 83, according to the tollway.

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