The Guardian (Charlottetown)

Clearing the way

Plans in place to plow Hillsborou­gh Bridge during constructi­on work

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Staff with the Department of Transporta­tion is monitoring forecasted snow accumulati­on and making plans to allow for plowing the Hillsborou­gh bridge during the Stratford sewer line project.

Traffic pylons will be removed from the Hillsborou­gh bridge before any significan­t snow accumulati­on.

When the pylons are removed, there will be one lane to Stratford and two lanes to Charlottet­own. Drivers are reminded to follow the painted lines on the bridge and not to cross over the centre yellow lines. Drivers should allow extra time for crossing the bridge throughout the weekend. Slow down in constructi­on sites and follow the directions of traffic control personnel and signs.

After rush hour traffic Monday morning, crews will replace the pylons to finish the final week of this phase of constructi­on. One centre lane will reverse daily based on traffic demands.

In the morning, there will be two lanes for traffic traveling from Stratford to Charlottet­own,

with one lane for traffic from Charlottet­own to Stratford. In the afternoon, there will be two lanes for traffic traveling from Charlottet­own to Stratford, with one lane for traffic from Stratford to Charlottet­own.

Work on this phase of the Stratford sewer line project on the Hillsborou­gh bridge is expected to be complete by Dec. 11. Work will continue under the bridge through the winter, however this work will have minimal impact on traffic.

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