Town Notices

Traffic lane shift: West 14th Street, April 17–19

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8 years ago

April 12, 2018

The Town of Front Royal Streets Department will be doing curb and gutter repairs at West 14th Street in front of Twilight Motel on April 17th-19th from 7am to 3pm, weather permitting.

Traffic lane shift will begin on North Royal Avenue Extended. All traffic has to merge left until past work zone. Arrow board will be in place giving advance notice of work zone.

Motorists are asked to use caution while driving in this area and to be aware of crews working.

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