Cross Fourways Reopens After Road Improvement Scheme

Tuesday, 11 May 2010 01:00

Busy Road Fully Reopens After Month Out of Service

The stretch of road from Cross Four Ways to Crossag Road has been reopened to the public after a month of road works.

The works were part of a road improvement scheme, of which there are many currently underway on the Island, with more in the pipeline.

The scheme has included the realignment of the northern boundary wall, an upgrade to the drainage system at the junction aswell as reconstruction work on the road from Billown Quarry to the junction.

The works have all been designed to make the road both safer and easier to use for motorists.

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