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Business owners and residents prepare for life without eastbound I-696 for the next two years as roadwork is set to begin Monday. This extensive construction project aims to improve the aging infrastructure of the highway, but it will inevitably disrupt daily commutes and local business operations.
Local businesses are bracing for the impact, as many rely on the highway for customer access. Some owners express concern that detours may deter customers, while others are optimistic that the improvements will ultimately attract more traffic once the work is completed.
Residents living near the highway are also voicing their apprehensions about increased congestion on alternative routes. With detours expected to redirect thousands of vehicles, many fear that their neighborhoods will bear the brunt of the additional traffic.
As the construction begins, community leaders are urging patience and encouraging residents and businesses to remain adaptable during this challenging period. The long-term benefits of the road improvements may outweigh the temporary inconveniences faced by the community.
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