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Ramp Closure on Route 46 East in Parsippany on Tuesday October 14th

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The ramp from Route 46 East to Edwards Road in Parsippany will close on Tuesday, October 14th, for milling and paving work. Local traffic can still access Edwards Road, but officials warn of potential delays. The Parsippany Police announced that this closure is part of a broader initiative to improve local infrastructure. Motorists are advised to use alternate routes to avoid disruptions during the construction. Enhancing road conditions is essential for ensuring the safety of drivers and pedestrians alike.

This closure reflects ongoing efforts to maintain and upgrade transportation facilities in the area. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on traffic changes through local news outlets. The project underscores the community's commitment to improving local infrastructure.

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