SALISBURY, Md. — The City of Salisbury is advising drivers and residents that Cedar Lane in Fruitland is now closed to traffic as maintenance work begins at the Cedar Lane railroad crossing.
The closure began early Friday morning, October 24, at around 7 a.m., and will remain in effect through the end of the day Tuesday, October 28.
During the project, no vehicles will be permitted to cross the railroad tracks. A detour route has been set up through the City of Salisbury to help keep traffic moving. Drivers are being directed by signage to use Route 13 Business, College Avenue, Snow Hill Road, and the Bypass to get around the closure. Detour signs have been placed in advance and will remain posted throughout the duration of the work.
“This project reflects the ongoing collaboration between Salisbury, Fruitland, the Maryland State Highway Administration, and the railroad to ensure safe and efficient transportation infrastructure for our residents,” said Salisbury Mayor Randy Taylor. “We appreciate everyone’s patience and cooperation as this important work is completed. The City is happy to accommodate these upgrades to local infrastructure by facilitating detours through the City.”
City officials say the maintenance is part of ongoing efforts to keep local roadways safe and reliable for residents, workers, and visitors.
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