ALDOT warns drivers to stay off Gordo Bypass until officially opens
Key Questions
Why is ALDOT warning drivers about the Gordo Bypass?
Drivers are illegally using the unfinished bypass, which creates hazards for construction workers. ALDOT emphasizes that the road is not yet officially open despite being ahead of schedule.
When is the Gordo Bypass expected to open?
Construction began in October 2024 and the bypass is projected to open ahead of schedule at the end of the project. Drivers must wait for the official opening announcement.
Who is affected by the Gordo Bypass closure?
Tuscaloosa-area commuters traveling toward Pickens County via U.S. Hwy. 82 will see changes once the bypass opens. Until then, they should use existing routes to avoid hazards.
ALDOT warns drivers to stay off the Gordo Bypass until it officially opens. Drivers are using it illegally, creating hazards for workers. The project is ahead of schedule but not yet open. This affects Tuscaloosa-area commuters heading toward Pickens County.