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In-depth bridge inspections to begin across the state next week

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In-depth bridge inspections to begin across the state next week

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BISMARCK, N.D. - In-depth bridge inspections are scheduled to take place between Oct. 20-28 on nine North Dakota bridges.

These inspections take a close look at components of the structure and require specialized ultrasonic equipment.

Flaggers will assist traffic through the work zone where necessary. Reduced speeds and minimal delays are expected.

Inspection schedule is listed below:

  • Oct. 20 - 57th Street Bridge over Little Muddy Creek near Williston
  • Oct. 20 - Knife River Bridge on Highway 200 near Hazen
  • Oct. 21 - BNSF Railroad bridge on Highway 3 in Harvey
  • Oct. 22 - BNSF Railroad bridge on Highway 281 near Churchs Ferry
  • Oct. 23 - Pembina River Bridge on Interstate 29 near Pembina
  • Oct. 24 - Park River Bridge on Interstate 29 near Drayton
  • Oct. 26 - Southbound Interstate 29 service road over Park River near Drayton
    • 12-foot width restriction
  • Oct. 27 - Northbound Interstate 29 service road over Park River near Drayton
  • Oct. 28 - Sheyenne River Bridge on Highway 32 in Lisbon

Motorists are advised to slow down through the work zone and stay alert for crews and equipment.

For the latest road and weather conditions, call 511 or view the ND Roads map at travel.dot.nd.gov.

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