Drivers are dealing with a lot of traffic and delays during the second day of the I-59/20 bridge shutdown in downtown Birmingham.

The Birmingham Jefferson Civic Complex wants to help drivers by posting animated maps on its website.

Find the best detour route to help you navigate your way around downtown Birmingham while the I-59/20 bridge is shutdown.

ALDOT and Jefferson Co. EMA have provided several ways to find out how to navigate the I-59/20 Bridge closure.

Like the rest of us, truckers have to get around all of the construction associated with the destruction of the I-59/20 bridge work in downtown Birmingham.

Well it’s not exactly D-Day but a lot of planning has gone into getting ready for the I-59/20 bridges shutdown.

It’s a major change for Birmingham drivers.

Ambulance services will be watching traffic patterns carefully.

A word of warning if you’re going out tonight and plan on using the Red Mountain Expressway - there will be a major change in your usual route.

Officials with the BJCC released animated maps Friday offering folks some details on the best alternatives available to get to the area while the 59/20 bridges are closed for replacement.

Trucking companies are telling their drivers to leave earlier than normal next week due to the shutdown of the I-20/59 bridges through downtown Birmingham.

The 59/20 bridges will be shutdown Monday night. Local school systems are keeping a close eye on traffic impact of the construction in an effort to make sure their kids get to school and home safely.

Jamiese Price talked with a Birmingham Fire Chief who says there is a plan in place for first responders .

The 25th Street ramp will not be open, which create a major issue. ALDOT said it would be two more weeks, but this major construction project has not been helped by all the recent rains.

It’s finally here. Next week, the 59/20 bridges will be shut down. Folks doing business in the area will try to do business as best they can with all of the inconvenience.

Next week, ALDOT’s construction team will finally shutdown the 59/20 bridges in downtown Birmingham.

Officials with ALDOT confirm changes to your commute will take place within the next seven days as the closure of the Interstate 59/20 bridges in downtown Birmingham will begin on Friday, January 18 with a complete shutdown on Monday, January 21.

ALDOT produced new maps for drivers to take some tips where to exit the interstate once the bridges come down.