MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. — Balfour Beatty Infrastructure Inc. will measure ride quality at all eight Fall Line Freeway (FLF) project bridges encompassing both Baldwin and Wilkinson County Thursday. Drivers will shift one lane as crews work at each bridge approach covering both directions.

The six-mile portion of the FLF/State Route (SR) 243 affected will see the single lane closures at various locations from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., weather permitting.

This recently opened $78 million FLF project includes a newly relocated roadway with four lanes and median from US 441 northeast to SR 24 in Baldwin County as well as eight bridges, with the largest being the double-bridge over the Oconee River spanning 1,500 feet.

Whenever you approach a work zone: slow down; allow extra distance between vehicles; read signs; obey road crew flaggers; and expect the unexpected.

Citizens should monitor 511ga.org or download the App to stay current on all upcoming roadwork and projects. Georgia DOT East on Facebook and @GDOTEastTraffic on Twitter also provide daily updates.