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Expect weekend tailbacks on the approach to the Sai Van Bridge

Essential maintenance work on the bridge for the next five weekends will see traffic reduced to a single lane at the Macao Peninsula approach.

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Essential maintenance work on the bridge for the next five weekends will see traffic reduced to a single lane at the Macao Peninsula approach.

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UPDATED: 23 Dec 2023, 1:44 pm

According to an announcement by the Transport Bureau and Public Works Bureau, expansion joint replacement work will be carried out on the Sai Van Bridge on five consecutive weekends between 13 October to 13 November. 

In order to minimise disruptions, the two departments will perform the maintenance starting at 9:30 pm on Fridays and work through to 7:00 am on the following Mondays. 

During those times, there will only be single-lane traffic at the approach viaduct on the Macao Peninsula side of the bridge. Traffic police will be on-site to direct vehicles. 

[See more: Work on the northern section of the LRT’s East Line gets underway]

A number of expansion joint replacement projects have been conducted on the Sai Van Bridge so far this year, including one which led to the closure of the motorcycle lane for seven days in August. 

Opened in January 2005, Sai Van Bridge is one of the three bridges that connects the Macau Peninsula with Taipa. 

An as-yet-unnamed fourth Macau-Taipa bridge, approximately 3 kilometres in length, is expected to be completed by 2024.

UPDATED: 23 Dec 2023, 1:44 pm

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