Your road travels through New Brunswick could soon be getting a little smoother.
The
province's Department of Transportation announcing a $233-million
investment in buildings, equipment, bridges, highways, and rural roads
while tabling their new budget. The province earmarking $48-million of
that for permanent bridges, $85-million for permanent highways,
$47-million for rural roads and $31-million for the National Highway
Program.
Meantime, $273-million will go towards such things as
winter maintenance, summer highway, bridge and ferry maintenance, and
buildings and facilities management. It's also been announced that a
24-car ferry will also be built to serve Deer Island next spring.