Oxford, AL – Residents and commuters in Oxford can expect smoother rides ahead as the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) initiates a significant infrastructure improvement project. The repaving of Quintard Avenue/Alabama 21, stretching from the bridge at the city’s northern entrance to the Talladega County line, is now underway.
This essential project aims to enhance the quality and safety of one of Oxford’s primary thoroughfares. Along with repaving, improvements to turning lanes along the route are also scheduled as part of the endeavor. These upgrades will not only improve driving conditions but also contribute to a more efficient flow of traffic in the area.
Motorists should be prepared for potential traffic slowdowns and lane closures as construction progresses. It’s vital for drivers to exercise caution and remain vigilant while navigating through the construction zone. Additionally, ALDOT urges all road users to prioritize the safety of construction workers who are diligently carrying out their tasks amidst the traffic.
As the project moves forward, Oxford residents and commuters are encouraged to stay informed about any updates or changes to traffic patterns. By staying informed and exercising caution, everyone can contribute to a smooth and safe construction process.
The repaving project on Quintard Avenue/Alabama 21 represents a significant investment in Oxford’s transportation infrastructure, ensuring that residents and visitors can enjoy improved road conditions and enhanced safety for years to come. As work progresses, let’s all do our part to support the project’s success and ensure the well-being of our community and those working on the roads.
