Traffic impacts scheduled for the week of November 6

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Upcoming road work projects will have the following impacts on Ottawa traffic:

• Mitch Owens Road – Lane closures will be in effect during off-peak periods for Mitch Owens Road at Manotick Station Road. The lane closures will be in effect from October 24 until November 20 to allow for the widening of the road and installation of new traffic signals. Access to local businesses remains open as usual.
  
• Baseline Road Bus Rapid Transit Corridor – The left lane in both directions of Navaho Drive, Baseline Road and Heron Road will be closed intermittently from October 31 to November 15 during off peak hours to allow for geotechnical drilling:
  • Navaho Drive from Woodroffe Avenue to Baseline Road
  • Baseline Road from Navaho Drive to Prince of Wales Drive
  • Heron Road from Prince of Wales Drive to Data Centre Road
    
• Bank Street – Bank Street will be closed between Conroy Road and Davidson Road for road reconstruction work from Friday November 3 at 7 p.m. to Monday November 6 at 5 a.m. A signed detour will be in place. Access to adjacent residences and businesses will be maintained at all times.
  
• Queen Elizabeth Drive and Colonel By Drive – Queen Elizabeth Drive and Colonel By Drive will be closed to allow for the installation of the Rideau Canal Skateway chalets.
  • Queen Elizabeth Drive will be closed in both directions on Friday, November 3 from 8:45 am to noon between Fifth Avenue and Bank Street.
  • Colonel By Drive will be closed in both directions on Saturday, November 4 from 5 am to 12:30 p.m. between Daly Avenue and Hawthorn Avenue.
  • Colonel By Drive will be closed in both directions on Saturday, November 4 from noon to 3 p.m. between Bronson Avenue and Hog’s Back Road.

Signed detours will be in place to direct motorists around the closures. For more updates on construction and road work activity across the city, or for information about traffic and travel planning, visit the City’s Traffic Report on ottawa.ca or follow the City’s traffic account on Twitter.

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