New pavement doesn't mean more lanes right away

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Light traffic was flowing last week as paving toward the west end of the Price to Wellington U.S. 6 expansion was almost done. However, that doesn't mean these new lanes will open up right away. There are many details for crews to wrap up and planners also have to consider the fact that there is still a lot of construction and restricted traffic on the east end of the project.

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