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New overhead signs installed between Cornwall and Charlottetown

Workers were busy on Friday installing four new green overhead directional signs between Cornwall and Charlottetown on the Trans-Canada Highway.

4 new directional signs will help people find their way

Workers were busy on Friday installing four new directional signs between Charlottetown and Cornwall, including this one at the Maypoint Road roundabout. (Tom Steepe/CBC)

Motorists travelling between Cornwall and Charlottetown on the Trans-Canada Highway should have an easier time finding their way around after the province installed four new overhead directional signs on Friday.

Work was set to begin at around 9 a.m. with 10-minute delays for the installation of each sign. CBC video journalist Tom Steepe was on hand to capture the installations.

Traffic interruptions

Traffic between Charlottetown and Cornwall was interrupted on Friday so workers would install the new signs. (Tom Steepe/CBC)

Work started at 9 a.m.

Sign installation was scheduled for 9 a.m. until noon. If needed, further work was set aside for the afternoon. (Tom Steepe/CBC)

Maypoint Road Roundabout

A crane holds up a large overhead sign at the Maypoint Road roundabout as workers swing it into place. (Tom Steepe/CBC)

Helping motorists find their way

The four new signs installed on Friday will help motorists find their way around as they enter and leave Charlottetown. (Tom Steepe/CBC)

With files from Tom Steepe