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Maximum weight limit change on Prospect Street bridge

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9 years ago

December 12, 2017

Tuesday, 12/12/17 – Please be advised, effective immediately, VDOT has advised of weight limit change on the bridge located at Prospect St and Commerce Ave. The posted maximum weight limit on Prospect St. bridge has been changed from 10 Ton limit, to 5 Ton limit. If you have any questions or concerns, please call Public Works at 540-635-7819.

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