Construction projects that could impact your drive

Posted Feb 4, 2013 06:47:44 AM.

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OTTAWA, Ont. – Construction season may be months away, but the City of Ottawa is getting down to work Monday on a couple of projects that could impact your drive home.

Bronson Avenue northbound is now closed between Somerset Street and Laurier Avenue, as phase two of the Bronson reconstruction begins.

Buses will be re-routed, but businesses in the affected area will remain open.

Also, a stretch of Russell Road closes Monday for work on the foundation of the overpass for the Hunt Club interchange.

Traffic on Russell Road, between Belgreen Drive and Ramsayville Road, will be detoured around the construction site.

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