Month long resurfacing work in Douglas

Monday, 13 June 2011 01:00

Work on Vicarage Road in Douglas gets underway today with some travel disruption expected.

Month long resurfacing work on Vicarage Road in Douglas gets underway today with some travel disruption expected.

Work is expected to take four weeks. There will be temporary traffic signals during daytime working hours with some night time closures to undertake the resurfacing.

The work is part of the Department of Infrastructure's Strategic Highway Maintenance Programme to help keep the Island's main roads in good condition.

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