Public consultation on the A5 redevelopment is set to close this Friday, 17 May.
Members of the public have been urged to voice their opinion on the plan ahead of Friday's closing date.
The £150 million scheme aims to create a new stretch of road spanning 85km, running from New Buildings, via Strabane, Newtownstewart, Omagh and Ballygawley and terminating in the border area of Aughnacloy.
The project was stalled after the government redirected €27 million of its funding to help plug the overspend on the National Children's Hospital.
Sinn Féin MP Órfhlaith Begley has called on the public to make their voice heard on the scheme.
She said: "The public consultation on the A5 road upgrade project is set to close on Friday and I would encourage everyone to have their say.
"The A5 upgrade is vital for stimulating the economy of the entire north west region it passes through.
"This essential infrastructure project will also boost connectivity, cut journey times and improve road safety.
"This is the latest stage towards work beginning on this important project and I am looking forward to seeing progress being made."
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