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There will be traffic interventions affecting the flow of traffic on some project roads under the Government of Antigua and Barbuda Second Road Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project.
The following points do not list any road closures for this week but these points provide a general outline of how traffic flow will be interrupted along some sections of project roads starting today and for the duration of this week.
Traffic intervention for week beginning 5th September, 2022:
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- There will be diversion on a section of Valley Road
North (VRN) between turn off to Cedar Hall Moravian
church and the turn off to Pearns Point during daylight
hours, controlled by flag persons to construct full
depth reconstruction.
- There will be a ingle lane traffic on VRN controlled
by flag persons from the Northern end of the village to
the turn off to Cedar Hall Moravian Church to
construct RAP Base. The single lane will take place
during daylight hours only.
- Single lane traffic on VRN between WhennerRoad
and State College controlled by flag persons to do
asphalt work.
- Intermittent single lane traffic on VRN is Northern part of Jennings to repair existing curbs and sidewalks.
Work in Granville’s Village:
The expects that there will be intermittent single
lane traffic on Sydney Walling Highway (SSWH)
Granville’s area after 8:00am.
These unscheduled
traffic interruptions will be controlled by flag
persons to facilitate the construct sidewalks and
drains.
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Are the new roads going to have drainage and sidewalks, or will they be flooded out, like Friar’s Hill Road, as soon as it drizzles? Just like the treacherous Friar’s Hill Road, pedestrians use this road for exercising. Will this be another death-trap for pedestrians?
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