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Lane Restrictions Scheduled for Regional Highway 47 in Uxbridge Starting June 9, 2025

Justin Barber

06 Jun 2025

Durham Region has announced lane restrictions on Regional Highway 47 in the Township of Uxbridge. These restrictions will be in place from June 9 until August 26, 2025. Work schedules may be affected by weather conditions, according to the Region.

According to Durham Region, the affected section runs from 900 metres east of Regional Road 30 to Goodwood Road (Regional Road 21) in Uxbridge. The restrictions are part of road rehabilitation work in this area.

Durham Region has asked drivers to use caution on this stretch of road for the safety of pedestrians, cyclists, and work crews. Information about current construction projects and traffic updates is available at durham.ca/TrafficWatch.

This announcement was issued by Durham Region on June 6, 2025.

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