SR-177 (West Davis)
Welcome to SR-177 (West Davis)
SR-177 (also known as West Davis Highway) is a 16-mile highway that currently stretches from Farmington to West Point, with more than 10 miles of trails. UDOT is currently working on a project to extend the highway 2.5 miles north to 1800 North in West Point and extend the Emigrant Trail from 1300 North to 1800 North. This project will provide Utahns more choices in the way they travel.
Here's What's Happening
Temporary Yield Signs for Construction Hauling Traffic
Beginning August 24, temporary yield signs will be installed at the following locations to support construction truck hauling:
- 300 North
- 800 North
- 1300 North
The temporary yield signs will be in place throughout the duration of construction. The traffic control measures will apply to both eastbound and westbound traffic on 300 North, 800 North, and 1300 North at the intersection of the SR-177 extension and the active roadways.
Please use caution when traveling through these areas and allow additional time for construction traffic and temporary traffic control.
Emigration Trail Closure Remains in Effect
Emigration Trail between 700 South and 300 North remains closed to the public.
This closure is necessary to accommodate:
- Utility installation and relocation work
- Increased truck hauling operations
- Pile driving activities
- Construction of the new trail alignment
Portions of the trail are anticipated to reopen by the end of November, though schedules may be adjusted based on construction progress and weather conditions.
Pile Driving Near 700 South
Pile driving operations near 700 South in Syracuse are underway. Work is taking place during daytime construction hours. Residents near these work areas should expect intermittent construction noise as crews complete foundation work for bridges and roadway structures.
Increased Dirt Hauling and Truck Traffic
As crews continue building out the project corridor, dirt hauling operations will ramp up significantly.
Please use caution when traveling near construction zones and be alert for trucks entering and exiting the work area. Motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists should follow all posted signs and traffic control devices.
Heavy truck traffic is expected to continue through Spring 2027.
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