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Road construction shifts gears for Sioux Falls bike shop
Road construction shifts gears for Sioux Falls bike shop

Yahoo

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Road construction shifts gears for Sioux Falls bike shop

SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) — Construction on the Interstate 229 interchange in Sioux Falls means plenty of detours for drivers taking South Cliff Avenue, which is now closed. But people on two-wheels are finding an alternate route — on the bike path. Elliot Flaa and his 4-year-old son Elias made a pit stop at Spoke-N-Sport after the chain came off Elias' bicycle while riding the bike trail. Construction affects Sioux Falls city parks 'We thought we'd hop by and get the chain fixed. It's all ready to go and now we're ready to hit the bike trail again,' Flaa said. Spoke-N-Sport says business has remained steady despite Cliff Avenue being closed just down the road from the bike shop. 'It's ebbed and flowed. The day that they shut down the underpass, we were actually very busy. We do get a lot of traffic from the bike trail itself,' Spoke-N-Sport Service Manager Isaac Kaske said. Sometimes the road construction itself has led to new ride-up traffic here at Spoke-N-Sport. 'Especially when they had the mats down for the construction. People were getting flats on that, a lot. So, kind of convenient: if you're going to get get a flat, at least it's right outside of a bike shop. We were probably doing 10 flats a day, just from that,' Kaske said. Flaa prefers the bike path as a way to avoid construction-related congestion on the roads. 'It's just good exercise, good bonding time with the kids and I don't have to worry about all the lights and construction paths I gotta go through,' Flaa said. This is the busiest time of year for bike shops and the first full year of Spoke-N-Sport's expansion. So the staff will be looking forward to when Cliff Avenue reopens to traffic in another couple of months. 'Come buy an e-bike. Come buy a bike. Get out there. It's going to be a beautiful summer,' Kaske said. Kaske says Spoke-N-Sport gets between 10-15 calls a day from customers asking how to get to the shop. He tells callers that it all depends on where they're coming from. Camp Leif Ericson is back in session for the summer Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

County Road 42 intersection closed Monday for roundabout construction
County Road 42 intersection closed Monday for roundabout construction

CTV News

time01-06-2025

  • General
  • CTV News

County Road 42 intersection closed Monday for roundabout construction

The intersection of Manning Road & County Road 42 will be closed on Monday as roundabout construction begins (Source: Google Maps) The County of Essex will be closing a section of County Road 42 on Monday for the construction of a new roundabout. The closure will begin at 7:00 a.m. on Monday, June 2. Construction is expected to take until late September, motorists are expected to plan their travel accordingly and follow detours that may be in place. Westbound traffic along County Road 42 will need to use Patillo Road to County Road 22. No westbound traffic will be permitted through the intersection of County Road 42 and Manning. Eastbound traffic along County Road 42 will be closed at Lesperance Road to local traffic only. Traffic will be permitted to head south on Manning Road only. The main detour for eastbound traffic will be Banwell Road to EC Row Expressway. Manning Road will remain open to northbound and southbound traffic during this phase of the project with intermittent closures along Manning Road during the day. Traffic signals at the intersection of County Road 42 and Manning Road will be shut off starting on June 2. The project is part of a multi-year plan that hopes to increase road capacity, and improve connectivity. The plan includes widening County Road 42 to five lanes, as well as introducing new bike lanes, sidewalks, and trails.

Train derailment blocks Highway 20 near Craven, Sask.
Train derailment blocks Highway 20 near Craven, Sask.

CBC

time11-05-2025

  • CBC

Train derailment blocks Highway 20 near Craven, Sask.

Lumsden RCMP have responded to a train derailment near Craven, Sask., that has blocked Highway 20 in both directions. As of 3:20 pm CST on Sunday, officials say no injuries have been reported, and no dangerous goods were spilled. "Detours will be in place until the highway can be cleared," RCMP said in a release. "Please slow down and follow all directions provided by first responders at the scene." Drivers in the area are advised to check the Highway Hotline for the latest updates on road conditions and detour routes. The cause of the derailment has not yet been released.

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