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Partial closure of West Main Street traffic circle

Brad Perry October 20, 2024 6:01 am Last Updated on February 8, 2026 3:58 pm

A partial closure of the West Main Street traffic circle in Moncton will lead to some delays.

City officials say the closure, which begins Monday, Oct. 21, is needed to install new sanitary sewer.

There will be no access to Main Street from Findlay Boulevard. Traffic will be detoured through St. George Boulevard.

Traffic coming from Salisbury Road will not be able to access Main Street or Wheeler Boulevard (Route 15) and will be detoured through Edinburgh Drive.

If you are coming from Wheeler Boulevard (Route 15), you will not be able to access Main Street. Traffic will be detoured through St. George Boulevard.

Traffic coming from Main Street will not be able to get to Findlay Boulevard or Salisbury Road and will be detoured through Wheeler Boulevard.

City officials said the work is expected to continue until Tuesday, Nov. 19.

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