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Tuolumne County, CA — Caltrans reports that traffic delays can be expected this week at various points along Highway 108.
A majority of the work is taking place in the high country. There will be one-way traffic control today through Friday, starting at Kennedy Meadows Road and continuing until the 9,000 feet elevation marker, for drainage clearing and inspection. The work hours are 8:30am-3pm.
Drainage work will also reduce traffic to one lane from the Pigeon Flat Rest Area to Baker Station today through Thursday, from 6am-6pm, and Friday from 6am-3pm.
Utility work is planned only for Tuesday from Lyons Dam Road to Bonanza Drive from 8am-3pm.
Some concrete barriers will be installed at the intersection of Sierra Rock Road, near Jamestown, today through Friday, overnight, from 9pm-6am, reducing traffic to one lane.
Road repairs will reduce traffic to one lane from Heliport Road to Cascade Creek Road, near Cold Springs, today through Friday, from 6am-5pm, and Friday from 6am-3pm.
Travel with caution during the work hours and be prepared for notable delays.
Written by BJ Hansen.
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