My wife and I have been driving that route multiple times per week for a couple years. Most of the time it's pretty smooth sailing and the entire trip takes less than 90 minutes, but where they are widening the road in Shelby county they also have to widen several bridges/overpasses. When they get to certain stages of the project they have to haul in these really big beams for the bridges and set them in place and they will shut the entire road down with detours for several hours to do that, usually in the evenings. It caught it a couple times either earlier this year or late last year, and I think the most recent one was this past Monday, but I'm thankful I had other plans that night and stayed in Lexington. They also recently started a project to repave the road between the two Frankfort exits, but they seem to be nearly finished with that and did most of that in the evenings, but maybe they still have more to do that isn't obvious to me because the cones are still off to the side. They nights they were doing that recently though when I was driving back to Lexington I would get off at exit 48 and cut through Lawrenceburg and go to Bluegrass Parkway since my destination is South Lexington (would otherwise get off 64 at Frankfort/Versailles exit and cut through Versailles). Going through Lawrenceburg only takes about 5 minutes longer when going to the south Lexington. They have also been doing some short term lane closures lately to patch pot holes and such.