Second round of traffic lights project for Campbell River starts Monday

A project aiming to improve some Campbell River traffic lights enters phase two next week.

City crews are still working on replacing the aging lights at South Alder Street and Hilchey Road with new ones, with a left turn arrow to be added for southbound traffic on Alder Street.

The city says this second phase will be the last one for the project, with the first phase completed earlier this year.

The city adds because of the work, there will be minor traffic delays at the site for three weeks.

They ask you to follow all traffic controls in place, with crews working weekdays between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.

Work starts June 2.

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