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Road Conditions Text Report
Information on local roads is listed here. For most trunks, routes and
100-series highways, consult the map.
- YARMOUTH COUNTY:
Indian Sluice Bridge will be closed for repairs from Monday, Jan. 30, until Monday, Feb. 6.
The bridge will be closed to the public each day from 9 a.m. to noon, 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., and 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Emergency vehicles will be allowed to cross the bridge during these hours.
- YARMOUTH COUNTY:
Road closed:Tusket Bridge on Trunk 3
Route fermée: Pont de Tusket - Route 3
- LUNENBURG COUNTY:
--Haines Road, Farmington closed due to flooding
- QUEENS COUNTY: Brooklyn Shore Rd. Bridge Reduced Weight to 9 Tonne 0.6 Kilometers East of Old Meeting House Rd. on Brooklyn Shore Rd. Effective July 22/11.
COMTE DE QUEENS: Brooklyn Shore Rd est ouverte mais seulement aux vehicules de 5 tonnes ou moins.
QuEENS COUNTY - Updated Dec 5, 2011
Pond Bridge in Mill Village is open with no weight restrictions.
Slab Pile Bridge in Charleston is open with a 28000Kg weight restriction.
COMTE DE QUEENS -
Le pont Slab Pile est ouvert mais seulement aux vehicules de 28 000 kg ou moins.
- KINGS COUNTY: Busby McMahon Bridge
--Traffic on the Busby McMahon Bridge on Brooklyn Street, near Aylesford, is reduced to one lane until further notice. Traffic lights are in place.
COMTE DE KINGS: Le Pont Busby McMahon
Le Pont Busby McMahon sur la rue Brooklyn, pres d'Aylesford, est limité à une voie de circulation.
- hwy 102 outbound to highway 103 ramp closed mva
- COLCHESTER COUNTY:
Starting Tuesday, Dec. 6, traffic on Lower St. Andrews Bridge on Route 224 will be reduced to one lane during bridge rail replacement.
COLCHESTER COUNTY:
DUE TO RECENT FLOODING THE FOLLOWING ROADS REMAIN CLOSED
Nov.12
- Valley Rd. passable w/ caution
Be Aware other roads may have minor washouts along the road shoulders gravel roads. Drive with caution!
- PICTOU COUNTY:
Brookland Road is closed at the intersection of the Six Mile Brook Rd, due to washouts.
COMTÉ DE PICTOU
Brookland Road est fermée en raison d'inondations à carrefour de Six Mile Brook Road
ROAD CLOSED
Road Closed at Weir's Bridge on Shore Road at Pictou. Local Traffic only on either side.
- GUYSBOROUGH COUNTY:
-The Melford Brook Bridge on Route 344 at Middle Melford is closed. A two-lane detour bridge is in place until a permanent bridge is built. The speed limit has been reduced to 60 kilometres per hour and warning signs are in place.
COMTE DE GUYSBOROUGH
-Le pont de Melford Brook sur la route 344 a Middle Melford est ferme. Un pont temporaire a deux voies a ete installe jusqu'a la construction du pont permanent. La vitesse limite a ete reDduite a 60 km/h et des panneaux d'avertissement sont en place.
- ANTIGONISH COUNTY
Lower South River Bridge will be reduced to one lane for repairs from Thursday, Sept. 15, to Aug. 31, 2012. Traffic control on site. Work takes place from sunrise to sunset.
COMTE DE ANTIGONISH
Le pont Lower South River sera reduit a une voie de circulation le 15 september au 31 aout 2012.
- VICTORIA COUNTY
--Traffic on the MacLeod Angus Bridge in South Harbour over the South Aspy River on the Cabot Trail, is reduced to one lane until further notice. Traffic signals are in place at the bridge.
COMTE DE VICTORIA
-La circulation sur le pont MacLeod Angus à South Harbour sur la rivière South Aspy, sur la piste Cabot, est réduite à une voie jusquâ019à nouvel ordre. Des feux de circulation ont été installés.
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