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The City of Saint John is reducing the Courtenay Bay Causeway to a single lane in both directions on Wednesday, July 22, and Thursday, July 23. The lane closures begin at 7:00 a.m. each morning to accommodate infrastructure work.
Why Lanes Are Closing
Crews are restricting traffic flow to perform routine road repairs and install a new flap gate. The New Brunswick Department of Transportation and Infrastructure is managing the project.
Traffic remains open throughout the day despite the lane reductions. Workers will reopen all lanes each evening once the daily repairs wrap up.
How to Plan Your Commute
Expect delays if your route includes the Courtenay Bay Causeway. The city advises motorists to follow all posted signage in the construction zone and plan for extra travel time. Local officials thank residents for their patience while crews complete these necessary upgrades.
Frequently Asked Questions
When do the Courtenay Bay Causeway lane reductions take place?
The lane reductions happen on Wednesday, July 22, and Thursday, July 23. Work begins at 7:00 a.m. on both days.
Will the causeway close completely to traffic?
No. One lane remains open in both directions during the day, and crews will reopen all lanes each evening.
Why is the road work necessary?
The New Brunswick Department of Transportation and Infrastructure requires the lane closures to safely complete routine road repairs and install a flap gate.
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