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Unexpected traffic delays due to construction have been known to shorten the fuses of even the most patient drivers.
Consequently, commuters, travellers and visitors alike may want to keep track of the following areas in the coming months:
B次元官网网址uir Creek slow moving pullout construction is scheduled for June and July.
B次元官网网址ork on the Sombrio rest area is scheduled between July and September.
B次元官网网址he Jacklin Road bus queue jump lane is scheduled between late July and late fall.
B次元官网网址he bridge replacement at Roche Cove on Gillespie Road is scheduled from June to late fall.
B次元官网网址houlder widening and resurfacing on Otter Point Road is scheduled from August to September.
B次元官网网址he Henson culvert replacement at approximately kilometre 31 on Pacific Marine Road will cause single-lane alternating traffic during construction between June and October.
The Ministry of Transportation and Construction indicates that that these timelines are approximate, and many activities such as paving are subject to change due to weather conditions.
The Ministry stated in a media advisory that it is committed to ensuring traffic delays related to construction are kept minimal during the summer construction season, particularly in peak commuter periods. Motorists are asked to obey traffic control personnel and watch for workers. Check for up-to-date traffic advisories at drivebc.ca.
