A resurfacing project is set to kick off in northwest Missouri starting on Tuesday. The project will focus on Route 169 in Andrew and DeKalb counties, running from the intersection with Route 31 in DeKalb County to the intersection with Interstate 29 in Buchanan County. To facilitate the work, the road will be narrowed to one lane, with a pilot car guiding motorists through the construction zone from Monday to Saturday during daylight hours.
In addition to Route 169, further work is planned for September on Routes 45 and 59 in Buchanan County. The project aims to improve the condition of the roads and enhance safety for drivers in the area. Motorists are advised to plan for potential delays and to exercise caution while traveling through the construction zones.
The resurfacing project comes as part of ongoing efforts to maintain and upgrade the transportation infrastructure in the region. The Missouri Department of Transportation is committed to ensuring that the roads meet the needs of residents and businesses in the area.
For more information and updates on the project, residents can visit the Missouri Department of Transportation’s website or follow their social media channels. Drivers are encouraged to follow all posted signs and instructions from construction crews to ensure a smooth and safe commute during the construction period.
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