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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.Unless otherwise noted, you can republish most of Mississippi Today’s stories for free under a Creative Commons license. MDOT says the project also added safety improvements, including a fiber optic line extension to improve video camera traffic monitoring and technology that adjusts traffic signal timings and monitors traffic volume to improve traffic flow under changing conditions. started project construction in October 2015 under a roughly $36.3 million contract. The Mississippi Legislature in 2014 assigned $10 million out of MDOT’s budget to the project. The project also expands a bridge over Flowood Drive and improves major intersection configurations, according to the Mississippi Department of Transportation. The Highway 25/Lakeland Drive expansion project, which began construction in 2015, adds additional lanes on both sides of Lakeland stretching between Airport and Grants Ferry Roads. One of the busiest stretches of roadway in the state should see less congestion thanks to a part of Lakeland Drive opening all its six lanes Monday. Construction on Lakeland can be seen on Google Maps