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Weekly Traffic Advisories.

NEW WORK


Halifax Regional Municipality: Highway 103, Beechville

Highway 103 will be closed today, June 14, from Exit 2B to Exit 3 for emergency repairs to telecommunication lines.

Work will begin early this afternoon and is expected to be completed by late afternoon.

A detour will be in place.


CONTINUING WORK


ANTIGONISH COUNTY: Dunmore Road, Dunmore

Dunmore Road is closed from Marsh Cross Road to Blacksmith Valley Road until Monday, September 30, to replace Dunmore Brook Bridge.

A detour is in place.


ANTIGONISH COUNTY: Highway 104

Highway 104 from the Exit 38 eastbound off-ramp to 300 metres west of the Trunk 4 underpass is reduced to one lane for paving until Wednesday, July 31.

Work takes place weekdays from 6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Traffic control is on-site.


COLCHESTER COUNTY: Donaldson Bridge, French River

Donaldson Bridge on Lake Road, about three kilometres west of Tatamagouche, is closed until further notice.

The detours are Trout Brook Road and Cooper Road.


COLCHESTER COUNTY: Old Truro Road, Tatamagouche

Old Truro Road from the Kennedy Hill intersection to Cross Road in North River is closed until further notice because of a large culvert failure.

A detour is in place.


COLCHESTER COUNTY: Slade Road, Tatamagouche

Slade Road is closed between Lake Road and West Tatamagouche Road until further notice because of a bridge closure.


CUMBERLAND COUNTY: Route 366

A section of Route 366 is closed because of a culvert failure. Only local traffic is allowed from East Amherst to Port Howe. A detour is available via Trunk 6.

The culvert is expected to be replaced this summer.


HALIFAX REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY: Highway 102, Bedford / Lower Sackville

Highway 102 near Exit 4C has regular lane closures and construction in both directions until Saturday, August 31, for construction of the Highway 107–Highway 102 interchange.

Work takes place weekdays from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the northbound lanes and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the southbound lanes. Traffic control is on-site. Both lanes will be open in the evening and overnight.

Motorists should expect delays and should use alternative routes when possible.


HALIFAX REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY: Highway 111 (Windsor Street Exchange), Halifax

Construction on the structure over Mackintosh Street will continue until further notice.

Traffic control is on-site.


INVERNESS COUNTY: Highway 105, Glendale to River Denys

The section of Highway 105 from Exit 2 to Exit 3 is reduced to one lane for paving until Saturday, August 31.

Traffic control is on-site. Work takes place on weekdays from sunrise to sunset.


INVERNESS COUNTY: Highway 105, Maple Brook

Highway 105 from one kilometre east of Maple Brook Road easterly for seven kilometres is reduced to one lane for paving until Thursday, August 1.

Traffic control is on-site. Work takes place weekdays from sunrise to sunset.


PICTOU COUNTY: Highway 106

Highway 106 from Exit 22 on Highway 104 to Exit 2 on Highway 106 – about 7.2 kilometres – is reduced to one lane for paving until Friday, June 28.

Work takes place weekdays from sunrise to sunset. Traffic control is on-site.


PICTOU COUNTY: Route 348, Sunnybrae

Route 348 from the Pictou–Guysborough county line northerly for seven kilometres is reduced to one lane for paving until Friday, August 30.

Work takes place weekdays from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Traffic control is on-site.


PICTOU COUNTY: Route 374, Hopewell

Route 374 from the Pictou–Guysborough county line northerly to Lorne Station Road is reduced to one lane for paving until Friday, June 28.

Work takes place weekdays from 6 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Traffic control is on-site.


RICHMOND COUNTY: Port Royal Bridge, Isle Madame

The Port Royal Bridge on Port Royal Road is closed until further notice. A detour is in place on MacEachern Road.


SHELBURNE COUNTY: Highway 103, Jordan Falls

Highway 103 from Exit 24 easterly for about 7.9 kilometres will have alternating lane closures for paving until Thursday, August 1.

Work takes place weekdays from sunrise to sunset. Traffic control is on-site.

Source : Provincial Release