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• Traffic Issue Alert - Work on Sagamore Bridge will resume in March
  
  

  May 17, 2010 - The last phase of the Sagamore Bridge work repairs in Bourne was completed on Thursday, May 13, 2010 in the afternoon, according to officials from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District.

  All four lanes of traffic are now fully open again for traffic coming onto and going off of Cape Cod. These work repairs of the Sagamore Bridge were essential to protecting the underlying steel/concrete grid deck in order to maintain the structural integrity and safety of the bridge.

  Real Time Traffic Delays for Sagamore Bridge: Work Safe Traffic Control Industries, Inc. successfully deployed six (6) "iCone" drums along Rte. 6W on the Cape March 15th and they are currently providing real time traffic delays off cape to the MADOT Smart Message boards located along Rte. 6W from Barnstable to Sandwich; Web site for real time traffic delays is as follows: http://www.iconetraffic.com/maps/icone.aspx

  For additional information, visit the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers website.
  
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Traveling to or from Cape Cod during the peak season? Bridge traffic can truly put a dark cloud over your vacation plans. Use these tips to help avoid spending your trip bakin' in the car instead of bakin' on the beach!

• In general, avoid peak travel times between 11 am and 2 pm.
• If it's a rainy day, try to avoid travelling first thing in the morning - everyone else has the same idea. Instead, check out one of Cape Cod's great museums (visit CapeCod.com's Museum Listings) or go shopping (visit CapeCod.com's Shopping Listings for ideas).
• Likewise on a sunny day, you may want to start your trip a little earlier because most visitors are going to want to stay and enjoy the weather as long as possible. Outsmart them... leave early.
• When all else fails, travel in the late night or early morning hours. Cape Cod is an even more serene environment when the rest of the world sleeps!

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