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Resurfacing of Hwy 6 in Crosby begins Oct. 5

 

BAXTER, Minn. — Motorists traveling on Highway 6 in Crosby will encounter a single lane closure, pilot cars and flaggers directing traffic between Highway 210 and Crow Wing County Road 11 beginning Wednesday, Oct. 5, as crews resurface the road.   

 

Anderson Bros Construction of Brainerd, Minn., is the prime contractor for the $900,000 roadway improvement project.   

 

The project is scheduled to be completed by mid-October, weather permitting.

 

During construction and road maintenance work, the Minnesota Department of Transportation urges drivers to:

• Watch for construction crews and equipment.
• Follow posted speed limits; fines double in work zones.
• Plan ahead and expect delays, especially during peak travel times.
• Stay alert; expect the unexpected.

 

For information on state road conditions and construction, visit www.511mn.org or call 5-1-1.

 

 

Traveling safely through the work zone

Pilot Car Safety This construction project will be using a signed car in rural areas to lead traffic through the construction work area at a safe speed. This car is called a pilot car. A “PILOT CAR FOLLOW ME” sign will be displayed on the rear of this vehicle.   There will be only one lane of traffic open during this construction project. A flagger will release traffic to follow the pilot car to the other end of construction where a second flagger will be holding traffic from the opposing lane. Traffic will only be released to a pilot car going in the same direction.   If you are entering the roadway where crews are working by a driveway or intersection, you must wait for the pilot car and vehicles following to pass you. Then you must travel in the same direction as the pilot car.   Do not travel in the opposite direction of the pilot car and the vehicles following it.