News 12 Staff

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Aug 2, 2024, 8:56 PM

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Work on a project to widen a section of Route 206 in Somerset County is expected to resume after a contractor was named to complete it.

Work stopped on the project more than a year ago. This has caused traffic headaches for drivers in the area.

RELATED: Hillsborough residents frustrated by halted Route 206 widening project

“You're definitely going to have to leave your house earlier to make sure you're on time,” says Latoya Robinson, of Hillsborough.

A state Department of Transportation official tells News 12 that a completion date for the project is still being determined.