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Drivers to slow down as roadside mowing runs on Hwy 19

Hussam Elghussein
By Hussam Elghussein

Make sure to drive carefully on Highway 19, as roadside mowing will run for the next week.

Mainroad North Island Contracting says crews are performing roadside mowing on that highway and other paved roads between Browns Bay and Port Hardy.

During the work, a slow-moving vehicle can be seen while you drive through the affected roads.

They ask you to follow any posted signs, drive with caution and patience, and watch for roadside workers.

The work started on Friday this week and will continue until Friday next week, with crews working from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. each day.

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