Slow moving convoy filling cracks on Saskatoon priority roads

City officials want drivers to be aware of slow moving equipment that will be on priority roads in Saskatoon.

Crews will be filling cracks on priority one roadways, including Circle Drive, over a 12-day period.

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The rubberized crack filling, which starts Thursday and will be carried out between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. CT to limit the impact on drivers, involves a slow moving six-vehicle convoy.

Flashing lights along with electronic messaging and arrow boards will be in place to alert drivers.

The convoy will also have a Saskatoon police escort.

Officials said drivers must stay at least 15 metres behind the convoy and to exercise caution and reduce speed if it is necessary to pass the equipment.

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Work should be complete by Oct. 2 weather permitting and barring unforeseen circumstances.