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Motorists are now able to use the brand-new, duplicated carriageway of the Augusta Highway for the first time, after traffic was diverted onto a newly sealed section to enable works to occur along the existing highway earlier this week.
With River Murray flood waters to continue to recede in the coming weeks, the Department, together with its contractors, has been working hard to plan the re-opening of all closed roads and ferries as soon as it is safe to do so.
Tomorrow (Wednesday 25 January), Kingston Road at Moorook will re-open to light vehicles by 8am, while Lyrup Ferry will resume operations from midday.
Motorists are now able to use the brand-new, duplicated carriageway of the Augusta Highway for the first time, after traffic was diverted onto a newly sealed section to enable works to occur along the existing highway earlier this week.
With River Murray flood waters to continue to recede in the coming weeks, the Department, together with its contractors, has been working hard to plan the re-opening of all closed roads and ferries as soon as it is safe to do so.
Tomorrow (Wednesday 25 January), Kingston Road at Moorook will re-open to light vehicles by 8am, while Lyrup Ferry will resume operations from midday.
Motorists are now able to use the brand-new, duplicated carriageway of the Augusta Highway for the first time, after traffic was diverted onto a newly sealed section to enable works to occur along the existing highway earlier this week.
With River Murray flood waters to continue to recede in the coming weeks, the Department, together with its contractors, has been working hard to plan the re-opening of all closed roads and ferries as soon as it is safe to do so.
Tomorrow (Wednesday 25 January), Kingston Road at Moorook will re-open to light vehicles by 8am, while Lyrup Ferry will resume operations from midday.
