Highbury Ave. to close between Hamilton Rd. and Bradley Ave. Wednesday
CBC
Drivers who take Highbury Ave. for their morning commute in London, Ont., are going to need to find an alternate route on Wednesday.
The busy roadway will be closed to traffic between Hamilton Rd. and Bradley Ave. from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. for bridge inspections, minor road repairs and litter cleanup.
Drivers can take Veterans Memorial Parkway to the east or Pond Mills Road to the west to avoid the closure. The City of London is advising drivers to utilize navigational apps such as Waze or Google Maps to avoid delays.
According to data from the city, about 48,000 vehicles travel along Highbury Ave. every day.
Lane restrictions will also be in place on Highbury Ave. for ongoing construction between Bradley Ave. and Highway 401.
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