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Lane Closure Planned for Road Maintenance

Toronto, OHLocal News

Colliers will see lane restrictions on Putney Ridge Road due to maintenance on Thursday and Friday, with work scheduled from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. each day.

Flaggers will be present to manage traffic flow during the maintenance period. Motorists are urged to slow down and prepare for potential delays while traveling through the area. This maintenance is part of ongoing efforts by local authorities to ensure safe and reliable road conditions for residents and visitors. Proper road maintenance is crucial for minimizing hazards and prolonging the lifespan of infrastructure. Local officials recommend alternative routes for those who wish to avoid delays.

In recent years, road improvements have been a priority in the region to enhance safety and mobility. Timely maintenance helps prevent larger issues that may arise from neglecting roadway conditions.

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