SASKATOON – Drivers on Circle Drive northbound will be facing overnight restrictions beginning Thursday, Oct. 24.
Starting at 6 p.m., the road will be restricted between Northridge Drive and Quebec Avenue while crews repair sewer mains.
Intersections in both directions will be closed until 6 a.m. each morning with through traffic maintained in the curb lanes.
Work is expected to take four days to complete.
Here are some other traffic restrictions in Saskatoon:
Idylwyld Drive
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Traffic will be restricted on Idylwyld Drive starting Saturday, Oct. 5 as crews begin work on the final stages of the 25th Street extension.
The southbound lanes of Idylwyld will be closed between 24th and 27th Streets, with two-way traffic accommodated in the northbound lanes.
Work scheduled to be completed is concrete work, streetscaping, traffic and rail signals installation and resurfacing of the southbound lanes.
Repaving of the stretch between 22nd and 24th Streets will also take place, further restricting traffic.
Barring unforeseen circumstances, the 25th Street extension is expected to be open to traffic by the end of October.
Circle Drive South
The right lane of Idylwyld Drive northbound at Circle Drive South remains closed.
City officials say that portion of the roadway does not meet the city’s design standards and needs to be lengthened to give drivers more room to merge adequately.
The city is working with the contractor to improve confusing signage in the area and the upgrade is expected to be complete before freeze-up.
More: Red light camera replacements in Saskatoon to restrict overnight traffic.
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