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Northbound North High Street will be restricted to one lane at the intersection of EN Broadway on Monday (5/12) and Tuesday (5/1) from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m., weather permitting. Crews will be lining sewers. (Reynolds Inliner)
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There will be various lane restrictions on westbound I-70
between the I-70/I-71 split and I-670 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday (5/10) for lighting repair, weather permitting. (City of Columbus)
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Southbound Harmon Avenue is now open to traffic between Greenlawn Avenue and Frank Road.
The road was closed on Friday (5/2) for emergency sewer work. (City of Columbus)
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Beginning Wednesday (5/7), Fifth Avenue will be reduced to one lane of westbound traffic only between Leonard and Woodland avenues for water line work. The detour for eastbound traffic is Leonard Avenue to eastbound I-670 to Fifth Avenue. This restriction will be in place 24 hours a day and is expected to last until (5/16), weather permitting. (City of Columbus)
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Wakefield Drive will be closed at Hilliard Rome Road Thursday and Friday (5/8 and 5/9) to allow for paving as part of the Hilliard Rome widening project , weather permitting. Access to local subdivisions will be available via Luther Lane off Hilliard Rome road. (Hilliard/ODOT)
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Paving of Livingston Avenue will start on Monday (5/5) between Parsons Avenue and 18th Street and on Parsons Avenue from Livingston Avenue to Beck Street. Traffic will be restricted to one lane in each direction daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Friday (5/9), weather permitting. (City of Columbus)
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S.R. 3 (Westerville Road) will be reduced to one lane in each direction
between Cleveland Avenue and Morse Road weeknights, beginning tonight (4/30) from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. for paving. Officials expect the work to be complete by mid-May. (ODOT)
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May is National Bike Month National Bike-to-Work Week is May 14-18 
With the arrival of warmer weather, it's the perfect time to pull your bike out of the garage, give it a quick tune-up, and enjoy the health and environmental benefits of bicycling. It's also a good excuse to convince a friend to try biking to work with you. It will help make the air a little cleaner and might even save you time on your commute!
Between the 14-18 of May the League of American Cyclists are asking people to celebrate and join the fun by commuting to work. But don't worry if you can't participate by commuting the whole cycling week because, Friday the 16th is National Bike-to-Work Day, where you can take part by riding on this special day.

The fun of bike riding should always be balanced with the responsibility of knowing the essential rules of the road to keep yourself safe. Here are a few points to keep in mind when you’re out on the road, whether in your car or on your bike:
• Road construction also gears up in the spring, use extra caution in construction zones.
• Remember that bicycles are vehicles with the same rights, rules, and responsibilities of other road users.
• Motorists should only pass a bicycle when it's safe to do so. Slow down and give cyclists three feet of passing room.
• Always wear a properly fitted helmet. Statistics show that between seventy percent to eighty percent of all fatal bicycle crashes involve brain injuries. Wearing a helmet can prevent about eighty-five percent of these fatalities. Universal use of helmets could prevent one death every day and one brain injury every four minutes.
• A significant number of bike crashes are a result of the cyclist riding the wrong way. Ride on the right side of the road with the flow of traffic, close to the curb as practical.
REMINDER: Roads aren't just designed for vehicles. Bicyclists have the right to use the roads. Please be courteous to bicyclists and give them ample space.
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SR 161 will be reduced to one lane in each direction between SR 3 and Sunbury Road for barrier wall work on Friday (4/25). Completion date: May 9. (ODOT)
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King Avenue will be restricted to one lane for both directions with flaggers near Cannon Drive from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily until Friday (5/9), weather permitting. Crews will be installing medians. (City of Columbus)
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Northbound Cleveland Avenue is restricted to one lane between S.R. 161 and I-270 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Crews are constructing sidewalks and expect to be completed about mid-May, weather permitting. Work on the southbound side will begin in mid-May. (City of Columbus)
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East Fifth Avenue will be restricted to one lane in each direction
on Monday (4/14) between Grant Avenue and Penny Street as crews install sewers. This is a 24 hour a day restriction that is expected to be completed by early July, weather permitting. (City of Columbus)
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2008 Glovebox Guide Available
Click here to download a copy of the 2008 Glovebox Guide, an overview of this year’s big construction projects with some important tips on work-zone safety and coping with congestion.

Paper copies of the guide can be found at area libraries and Kroger stores beginning this week.
Does your organization need large quantities of the 2008 Glovebox Guide? Click on the link below to email us!
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17th Avenue will close Thursday (4/10) at 8 a.m. at the intersection of Stelzer Road
to rebuild the intersection as part of the Stelzer Road widening. The posted detour will be Johnstown Road. Completion date: May 16. (ODOT)
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On Monday (1/14), Town Street will be closed between Civic Center Drive and Front Street and there will be various restrictions on Front Street for utility relocation work. This work is part of the reconstruction of Town Street which will close Town Street from spring to November of 2008. (City of Columbus)
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Northbound Taylor Station Road will be widened between E. Broad Street and Westbourne Avenue and will be restricted to one lane beginning Monday (9/17). These are 24 hour a day restrictions and will be in place until spring 2008 when weather improves so the final asphalt can be placed. (City of Columbus)
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Westbound Nationwide Boulevard is closed between Cozzins Street and Hocking Street for sewer work beginning today (7/16). Eastbound Nationwide Boulevard remains open to traffic. The detour is Neil Avenue south to Spring Street and Spring Street west to Hocking Street. This restriction will be in place 24 hours a day until late 2008, weather permitting. (City of Columbus)
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