E.C. Row Expressway off-ramp to close temporarily at Dominion Avenue
E.C. Row Expressway between the Dougall and Dominion exits in Windsor, Ont. on Wednesday, March 30, 2022. (Sanjay Maru/CTV Windsor)
The City of Windsor is letting drivers know about an upcoming off-ramp closure on E.C. Row Expressway.
The eastbound off-ramp at Dominion Avenue will be closed for approximately four hours for road rehabilitation work.
The temporary closure is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, May 25.
Coco Paving is doing the construction work.
The Expressway is undergoing millions of dollars of upgrades this spring and summer.
For more information on construction and detours, contact 311 or see the City of Windsor construction and detours database and map at CityWindsor.ca.
Correction
NOTE: The City of Windsor issued a correction on Wednesday to clarify the ramp is at Dominion Avenue, not Dougall.
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