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Part of Marine Drive to close tonight; detours in effect

Detours will be in place with traffic controllers on site
STAFF REPORT
January 19, 2021 4:01pm

North Shore residents can expect some traffic delays as City of North Vancouver crews work on Mosquito Creek bridge replacement project tonight.

The full closure of Marine Drive between Fell and Bewicke Avenue will take place from 8 pm to 5am to land the remaining bridge structure.

Detours will be in place with traffic controllers on site.

The aging Mosquito Creek Bridge is being brought to modern seismic standards.

Once complete, the new bridge will offer significant safety and travel improvements for cyclists, pedestrians, transit users and drivers.

The new bridge will include four lanes of traffic, transit lanes in each direction, wide sidewalks on both sides, and a new multi-use path under Marine Drive connecting the Mosquito Creek trail.

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