The Michigan Department of Transportation still has some work to do on a stretch of U.S. 23 being repaved on the east side of Ann Arbor, but the good news is that there will be no more weekend lane closures, a spokeswoman said.

“There is still some final paving to be done, but all that will be done at night," said Kari Arend. Motorists can expect two to three weeks of intermittent lane closures at night to finish up the repaving of U.S. 23 from Washtenaw Avenue north to M-14, she said. A precise schedule of lane closures was not available.

MDOT had implemented single-lane closures on the highway during several weekends this spring.

Meanwhile, in other good news for motorists, MDOT said it is suspending work on most construction projects, including the U.S. 23 project, for the Memorial Day holiday weekend.

MDOT is lifting traffic restrictions on 94 of 132 projects statewide during the weekend, the agency said in a press release. The restrictions are lifted until 6 a.m. Tuesday.

For a list of projects with ongoing work over the weekend, visit MDOT’s website.

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