This major infrastructure project continues on Prince William Street in Saint John, NB. (Tamara Steele/CHSJ News)
It’s necessary but we don’t always like it.
Construction season is in full effect in the region.
A major infrastructure project in Uptown Saint John has created some traffic headaches for drivers at the bottom of King and Prince William streets.
A series of tall pylons steer drivers away from very large holes.
The work will expand to include Chipman Hill with the entire project scheduled to be completed in late September.
This infrastructure project at the corner of King and Princess streets is one of several big projects underway in #SaintJohn. #construction #summer pic.twitter.com/vo6og4nEVA
— Tamara Steele (@tamarasteele1) June 21, 2019
Infrastructure work on Queen Square North is expected to last until the end of July.
Other projects are underway on Metcalf Street, Elliot Row, Ellerdale Street and on the Viaduct.
Quispamsis motorists can expect traffic delays on Hampton Road between Old Coach and Pinewood, beginning on Monday, as the Town expands its watermain system. Flagpersons will be onsite as one-way traffic will be ongoing for the next 8 weeks.
— Town of Quispamsis (@Quispamsis) June 21, 2019
In Quispamsis, work on the watermain system starts today on the Hampton Road between Old Coach Road and Pinewood Avenue.
Drivers should expect delays for the next two months.
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