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One-way traffic to move from Comox Road to Comox Hill this May

Hussam Elghussein
By Hussam Elghussein

After two months of construction, one-way traffic will soon move from Comox Road to Comox Hill.

The Comox Valley Regional District has announced that one-way traffic on Comox Road is ending on May 12, and will then move to Comox Hill to help crews build a sewer pipe.

Vehicles will move west on the hill from Comox to Courtenay from May 12 to sometime in September.

You can access the detour route up Ryan Road and onto Lerwick Road while crews work.

Hussam Elghussein
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