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Road works on Union Road Tuesday night and L.B. Scott Road Thursday night.

January 18, 2016

Road works on Union Road Tuesday night and L.B. Scott Road Thursday night.
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GREAT BAY(DCOMM):--- Ministry of Public Housing, Environment, Spatial Development and Infrastructure (Ministry VROMI), announces that traffic will be disrupted at the pedestrian street crossings at the intersection Union Road/Round-a-bout Causeway Bridge in Cole Bay, where the aforementioned will be painted.
The paint works will take place from Tuesday, January 19 at 8.00pm through 5.00am. Direction Marigot, one lane will be painted at a time. Direction Cole Bay, the pedestrian crossings will be painted the last.
The roads will remain open to all traffic, and workmen will be controlling the traffic flow during the aforementioned time-frame.
The L.B. Scott road will be closed on Thursday, January 21 from 8.00pm through 5.00am for pedestrian road crossing painting.
The traffic in this particular area will be re-routed as follows: traffic coming from L.B. Scott road going to Grand Marche, all traffic will have to take a left on the Arbutus road, and a right on Oleander road; and a right again on Flamboyant road and back on the L.B. Scott road.
Traffic heading in the direction of St. Peters, will have to take the first bridge making a right on Flamboyant road and then taking a left on Oleander road and then another left on Arbutus road and then back on the L.B. Scott road.
Motorists must pay attention to the traffic signs that will be erected and to reduce speed and drive with caution.

Ministry VROMI apologizes for any inconveniences this may cause.

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Road works on Union Road Tuesday night and L.B. Scott Road Thursday night.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/road-works-on-union-road-tuesday-night-and-l-b-scott-road-thursday-night/

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