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WNY gas prices down slightly from last week
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Month-long bridge maintenance to reduce lanes on Elmwood Avenue
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – Part of Elmwood Avenue in Rochester will be reduced to one lane due to bridge maintenance and repairs beginning Monday. Work on Elmwood Avenue between S Plymouth Avenue and Wilson Boulevard near Moore Road is expected to be done by Friday, September 18. Officials with the City of Rochester say drivers […]
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Union and Chili Avenue construction forces detours, some drivers going wrong way through work zone
CHILI, N.Y. — A busy intersection closure in Chili is causing major inconvenience and safety concerns as some drivers ignore detour signs and travel the wrong way to avoid longer routes. The intersection near Byrne Dairy on Union Street and Chili Avenue has been down to one lane with one-way traffic since June 26. News10NBC’s […]
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East Seneca Street Bridge in Oswego Closure and Repairs
Beginning Wednesday, August 12, 2026, the East Seneca Street Bridge in the City of Oswego will be closed to make roadway repairs. Residents should anticipate the bridge being closed for the remainder of this week. There will be posted signage highlighting the detour route. Motorists are asked to please avoid...
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Greece School District school bus stop arm camera citations drop by nearly half, data shows
GREECE, N.Y. — More school buses will have cameras on them this fall, and drivers who illegally pass one will be fined. Greece is the area’s biggest suburban district and issued 2,339 citations last school year. While that sounds high, it’s actually much lower than the year before. Districts participating in the stop arm camera […]
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Streetsblog Capitol Hill
Friday Headlines: Geneva Bike Blues
Geneva is holding a public hearing on e-bike regulations to advance local legislation that would restrict their use amid public outcry. The changes would stop riders from operating in parks and on sidewalks, and reinforce existing age and speed limits in state law. Anyone 16-years-old or younger would be barred from using them on public property, and devices that exceed 20 miles per hour are banned, and e-bikes can not be used on roadways with a speed limit of 30 miles per hour or more.
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Public transportation advocates raise concerns surrounding rider accessibility, equity
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — They say if you can drive in New York, you can drive anywhere. But for commuters like Millie Sefranek, there are a few bumps in the road. “It just makes things even more challenging,” Sefranek said. “In a time when the affordability crisis is very high.”
Democrat and Chronicle
Canandaigua Main Street repaving starts this month
The road project many motorists have been waiting for is nearly here. Repaving of Canandaigua's Main Street (Route 332) is scheduled to begin Monday, Aug. 24, a ccording to a post on the city of Canandaigua's Facebook page . Work times are subject to the weather, of course. Drivers have been venting for some time on social media with complaints of potholes and assorted bumps on the road on Main Street. Nearly 30,000 vehicles, large and small, travel past stately and historic homes, businesses and churches on the state-owned, four-lane road daily. The state's contractor will work at night and mill the busy roadway from North Street, near the Tops Friendly Market to Wilcox Lane, near Wood Library, and then pave it. Starting Aug. 31, the pavement from Wilcox Lane to the City Pier will be milled and then paved. This also will be done at night. The contractor wlll not be working the nights when concerts are planned at Constellation Brands-Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center , or CMAC, according to the city's post. Country star Luke Bryan and the Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration are scheduled to perform Aug, 26 and Sept. 1, respectively. This news comes on the heels
Democrat and Chronicle
West Henrietta Road lane reductions begin for paving project
The New York State Department of Transportation recently announced lane reductions along West Henrietta in Brighton. To accommodate a paving project, portions of West Henrietta Road will be reduced to one lane in each direction. Drivers can expect closures from East River Road and Crittenden Road moving south. Closures will be daily from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. The project is expected to be complete by Aug. 7. Drivers should anticipate travel delays during this time and are advised to seek alternate routes if necessary. Construction activities are weather dependent and subject to change based on conditions. This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: West Henrietta Road lane reductions begin for paving project
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Pavement project to reduce part of W Henrietta Road to one lane
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – The New York State Department of Transportation is advising motorists that beginning Monday, August 3, West Henrietta Road between East River Road and Crittenden Boulevard in the town of Brighton will be reduced to a single lane in each direction to accommodate a pavement project from 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. […]