“The work is substantially completed, but there may still be some minor construction work ongoing, so motorists are urged to drive carefully and watch for construction workers in the area,” according to a release from Montgomery County Engineer Paul Gruner’s office.
The closing affected nearly a half-mile stretch used daily by an average of about 10,000 vehicles, officials said.
Work on the 33-year-old bridge, termed a “major rehabilitation,” as part of a $731,124 project, county officials said.
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