NEW WORK
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DIGBY COUNTY: Highway 101
Highway 101, from the Yarmouth/Digby county line for seven kilometres to west of Exit 28 at St. Bernard, will be reduced to one lane for the installation of centerline rumble strips from Monday, July 18 until Thursday, July 21.
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INVERNESS COUNTY: Marble Mountain Road
Marble Mountain Road, from the intersection of Cenotaph Road east for about seven kilometres, is reduced to one lane for paving and repaving until Wednesday, Aug. 31.
Work takes place from 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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LUNENBURG COUNTY: Cookville Bridge
Cookville Bridge on Route 331 will be closed at 9 a.m. Monday, July 18 for deck repairs until Friday, Aug. 5. The bridge will be closed to all vehicular traffic but still open to pedestrians.
Detour signs are in place.
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CONTINUING WORK
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ANTIGONISH COUNTY: Route 337
Sections of Route 337, from Malignant Cove for about 6.5 kilometres south towards Georgeville, are reduced to one lane for road work until Monday, Aug. 15.
Work takes place from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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COLCHESTER COUNTY: Highway 102 (Exit 13A)
Crews are resurfacing the southbound lanes on Highway 102 near Exit 13A in Truro. Traffic is reduced to one lane in the work zone while the project is underway.
Work is expected to be finished Friday, July 22.
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COLCHESTER COUNTY: Route 236
Crews are repaving and shouldering on Route 236 from the entrance of Old 3 Road to Milltown Road. Traffic will be reduced to one lane for 4.8 km while work is underway.
The project is expected to be finished Friday, July 22.
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COLCHESTER COUNTY: Route 246
Sections of Route 246, from 200 metres west of Kennedy Hill Road for about six kilometres west to Marshall Road, are reduced to one lane for upgrading including paving, slope stabilization, and guardrail repairs until Wednesday, Aug. 31.
Traffic is stop-and-go and work takes place from daylight to dusk.
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COLCHESTER COUNTY: Salmon River Road
Salmon River Road from Trunk 4 for about 6.8 km to the east end of Valley Crossroads, is reduced to one lane for road repairs until Sunday, July 31.
Work takes place from dawn to dusk.
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COLCHESTER/CUMBERLAND COUNTY: Highway 104
Sections of the westbound lanes of Highway 104 for about 19 kilometres from Londonderry to Westchester Station, are reduced to one lane for paving, widening, and the installation of rumble strips and guardrail until Wednesday, Aug. 31.
Work takes place from dawn to dusk.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY: Highway 104
The eastbound lanes of the Amherst Viaduct Bridge on Highway 104 have alternating lane closures for repairs until Monday, Oct. 31.
Work takes place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and traffic will be controlled by concrete barriers and signs. The bridge has a 4.5 metre width restriction and an 80 km/h speed limit.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY: Pugwash Village
The Municipality of Cumberland is installing water lines in the village of Pugwash. This will result in single-lane traffic throughout the village as the work progresses. The project is anticipated to be complete by Dec. 16.
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HALIFAX REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY: Highway 101 Bridge
The Highway 101 Bridge over Highway 102 near Bedford is reduced to one lane on both the inbound and outbound lanes for repairs on weekends. There will also be a lane drop each way on Highway 102.
Work starts on Fridays at 6 p.m. and ends on Mondays at 6 a.m. until Saturday, August 20.
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HALIFAX REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY: Highway 111
The southbound lanes of Highway 111, between Exit 6 and Pleasant Street in Dartmouth, are reduced to one lane during construction from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. on weekdays and from 7 p.m. to 8 a.m. on weekends. The speed limit is reduced to 60 km/h during construction and the work is scheduled to be completed on Sunday, July 31.
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HALIFAX REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY: Highway 107, Partridge River Bridge
Until the end of July, traffic on Highway 107 near Exit 18 in Lake Echo could be reduced to one lane with stop-and-go traffic between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. The speed limit is reduced to 80 km/hr.
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HANTS COUNTY: Vaughan Road
Vaughan Road, from Trunk 14 to Route 236, is reduced to one lane for gravelling and chip sealing until Friday, Sept. 30.
Work is from Monday to Friday from sunrise to sundown. Drivers should expect delays, slow down in construction zones, and be prepared to stop.
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INVERNESS COUNTY: Crowdis Bridge, Valley Mills
Crowdis Bridge, in Valley Mills on Marble Mountain Road, is closed until further notice.
Detour via Eden Road, Barren Road, Northside River Denys Road and Southside River Denys Road. Signs are in place.
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INVERNESS COUNTY: West Lake Ainslie Road
The Hayes River Bridge on West Lake Ainslie Road has a 15 tonne weight restriction.
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LUNENBURG COUNTY: Highway 103
Sections of Highway 103 from Exit 12 for about nine kilometres to Northfield Overpass, have alternating lane closures for repaving and upgrading until Monday, Oct. 31.
Work takes place from sunrise to sunset.
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LUNENBURG COUNTY: Mersey Road, Highway 103, Exit 6
The Mersey Road culvert under Highway 103 about 5.3 kilometres west of Exit 6, is closed for repairs until Monday, Aug. 15.
A temporary access road has been constructed from Highway 103 to the Mersey Road Connector to allow residents and the public access to properties on the Mersey Road Connector. Detour signs are in place.
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PICTOU COUNTY: Highway 106 (Exit 3A)
Construction of the new roundabout is underway in the Town of Pictou. Construction vehicles will be turning on to West River Road off of Highway 106 at Exit 3A, and turning into the former entrance of the visitor information centre during this phase of the project. Work is anticipated to be completed Friday, Sept. 30.
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PICTOU COUNTY: Route 348
Route 348 from Bridgeville Road east for about seven kilometres is reduced to one lane for culvert replacement and repaving until Wednesday, Aug. 31.
Traffic control people are on site. Work takes place from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
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PICTOU COUNTY: Route 348
Route 348 (East River East Side Road) is closed to traffic between Bridgeville Road and Sunnybrae Eden Road for culvert replacement until Thursday, July 21.
Detour signs are in place.
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VICTORIA COUNTY: Gillis Bridge
Gillis Bridge, on North Branch Road, just past Uisge Bàn (USH-KA BAN) Falls Provincial Park, is closed until further notice.
Access to the park is not affected.
Source: Release