John Deere Road

Starting May 1st, a traffic pattern change will be coming to Moline's John Deere Road.

Unexpected traffic delays can be a headache, so here's a heads up on John Deere Road.

Snow forecast for Friday night; John Deere Road lane switch tonight; March Madness resumes on ESPN 93.5; Picker Frank Fritz pleads guilty to DUI.

You didn't even have the option to zipper merge your way out of traffic congestion last summer as the John Deere Road reconstruction project began. Last year's work resulted in three beautiful new concrete eastbound lanes from 34th Street through to 70th...

Halfway through November already... wow. 1 - Rain should give way to sunny, but blustery skies this afternoon with dropping temps for tonight. Did I hear someone say we might get snow for Thanksgiving? Forecast details are here. 2 - The Quad City Mallards dropped a 5-2 decision to Cincinnati last night...

John Deere Road is one of the busiest thoroughfares in the Quad Cities and for the past year plus, it has been a maze of lane and intersection closures. Construction to widen the roadway to three lanes in either direction with additional lanes for turning have made John Deere Road even more congested...

It's cool, frosty morning. 1 - Road conditions are slick this morning thanks to fog that is freezing on our roadways. Sunshine will arrive this afternoon. Forecast details are here. 2 - Lane changes will begin on John Deere Road this week as construction winds down for the winter...

A group of aficionados has been working for over a year to entice Portillo's to the Quad Cities. While the work of the Portillo's group has yet to bear fruit, the City of Moline - Planning & Development Department announced on their Facebook page yesterday that three major chain's are opening locations in Moline. ...

As I reported last week, another round of construction begins Thursday to try and alleviate congestion on John Deere Road in Moline. Here are the details of the closures and lane realignments from Rick Rector at the Quad City Times....

I shouldn't complain about traffic in a town where it really only takes about 20 minutes to get from one end to the other. When I lived in Toronto, Canada, it used to take me 45 minutes to get to work - a whole distance of 9 miles. All that aside, I hate having to drive along either Kimberly Road in Davenport, or John Deere Road in Moline...