Work on a £55 million dualling scheme in the Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council area is expected to be completed next month.
The A26 Frosses Road Dualling project will see significant benefits for both the local community and commuters by improving both journey times and journey time reliability for this stretch of the A26.
The Department of Infrastructure also confirmed work will start on a number of road improvement schemes in the area over the next year.
Divisional Roads Manager Deidre Mackle said: "The Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council area will see work begin on a number of road improvement schemes, including resurfacing schemes at A26 Newbridge Road, A37 Broad Road, A29 Carhill Road and B16 Garryduff Road. A proposal to address a significant collision history at Revellagh Crossroads (B62 Ballybogey Road/B17 Cloyfin Road/B17 Priestland Road) is also currently being developed in conjunction with the PSNI.
"It is also worth noting that a number of other projects were recently completed in the area. Among them was the new roundabout at the A37 Broad Road/C570 Greystone Road junction in Limavady."
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