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Warnings and signage will be in place throughout these works and on approaches
The next phase of traffic management in Ferrybank got underway on Tuesday, on Fountain Street between the junctions with Rockshire Road and Abbey Road.
It is anticipated that this work phase will take approximately six weeks to complete. Warnings and signage will be in place throughout these works and on approaches.
Waterford City and County Council says it appreciates the public’s continued patience and cooperation while this extensive infrastructure project progresses.
When works are complete it will deliver a new realigned section of Abbey Road with increased capacity, while the footprint of the existing Abbey Road will be recreated to a cycle and pedestrian friendly local road access for the schools and nursing home located on this section of the road. A direct access to the new South East Greenway will also be created.
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