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Single lane closures to slow drivers on State Route 20 in Sugar Hill

Single lane closures to slow drivers on State Route 20 in Sugar Hill. Google Maps
Single lane closures to slow drivers on State Route 20 in Sugar Hill. Google Maps
By Karen Huppertz
June 26, 2017

Georgia DOT will continue the widening of State Route 20 this week by adding fiber optic cable for communication between the corridor’s traffic signals. Construction will result in single lane closures between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. through June 28 on S.R. 20 between Sugar Hill Road and James Burgess Road in Sugar Hill.

Traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction intermittently and is expected to create minor delays. Drivers are asked to slow down near the work zone since Georgia DOT contractors will be in close proximity to travel lanes.

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