
Richmond drivers urged to slow down in No. 2 Road construction zone
Speed limits and turning restrictions remain in effect in the construction zone at Westminster Highway and No. 2 Road in Richmond.
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Speed limits and turning restrictions remain in effect in the construction zone at Westminster Highway and No. 2 Road in Richmond.

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Richmond RCMP are enforcing speed and turning restrictions at Westminster Highway and No. 2 Road, where night construction has created complex traffic changes.

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