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Traffic to be halted on Highway 99 for realignment project

Realignment work on Highway 99 in Fresno will take place early Sunday. Shown is a stretch of the highway in Madera.
Realignment work on Highway 99 in Fresno will take place early Sunday. Shown is a stretch of the highway in Madera. Fresno Bee file

Five-minute-long rolling traffic breaks will halt motorists Sunday in areas of Fresno as Caltrans and PG&E work on the Highway 99 realignment project.

The traffic breaks will occur between 4 a.m. and 8 a.m., weather permitting. Breaks will begin on southbound 99 at Shaw Avenue and northbound 99 at Belmont Avenue. The CHP will hold southbound traffic between Ashlan and Clinton avenues. Northbound traffic will also be held between McKinley and Clinton avenues. Both the northbound and southbound Clinton Avenue off-ramps will be closed during the work as well.

Andrea Figueroa Briseño: 559-441-6074, @_AndreaBriseno

This story was originally published February 10, 2017 at 6:49 PM with the headline "Traffic to be halted on Highway 99 for realignment project."

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