10/02/2026
⚠️ PSA: TRAFFIC ADVISORY FOR THIS EVENING ⚠️
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The Bourbon Chase Relay is coming through Stanford tonight, Friday, October 2, 2026, bringing hundreds of runners, support vans and run teams into the area.
With that comes some traffic impacts. Please plan accordingly, use extra caution and WATCH FOR RUNNERS!
EXPECTED IMPACT: Approximately 6:00 PM–12:00 AM
• Runners will be traveling from Danville toward Stanford on US 150 West. Runners will be traveling eastbound on the shoulder of the westbound lane, so PLEASE use caution.
• We have been advised that US 150 Westbound may be reduced to one lane from Lee Drive into Boyle County. This has not been confirmed. If both lanes remain open, PLEASE watch carefully for runners in the right lane/shoulder.
• Runners will cross all four lanes of US 150 at Danville Avenue. USE EXTREME CAUTION in this area.
• Runners will then travel along Danville Avenue and cross at Portman Avenue.
• Another group of runners will leave Main Street, travel west toward KY 78, and then continue toward KY 300/Junction City.
DOWNTOWN / ROAD CLOSURES & TRAFFIC IMPACTS
• Beginning at approximately 5:00 PM, Main Street will likely be closed to through traffic from Lancaster Street to Somerset Street if traffic, runners or safety becomes an issue. The potential for closure is expected to remain in place for the duration of the event, depending on traffic, until approximately 1:00 AM.
• Lancaster Street: The northbound lane from Main Street will remain open for outbound traffic. The southbound lane from Durham’s Grocery toward Main Street may be controlled or closed closed depending on traffic conditions.
• Maxwell Street and Portman Avenue: USE CAUTION. Expect increased pedestrian and vehicle activity.
• Somerset Street will remain open and will be the preferred route for motorists needing to access HWY 27 or KY 78 toward Hustonville.
• US 150 and Danville Avenue will remain open, but expect heavier traffic and runners in these areas.
⚠️ PLEASE REMEMBER: Routes, closures and traffic patterns are subject to change as needed based on conditions throughout the evening.
If you’re traveling through Stanford tonight, slow down, stay alert and watch for runners and support vehicles. If you can avoid these areas during the event, please consider doing so.
And again—PLEASE SHARE so we can get this information out to as many people as possible.
**This event is not a City of Stanford event and is not organized by or affiliated with the City of Stanford.**
Stay safe.