Marysville, OH – Morning commuters in Union County are navigating slower traffic today as Homer Road near State Route 4 has been reduced to a single open lane. Drivers in the Marysville area should expect brief delays as crews work along the roadway.
According to the Union County Sheriff’s Office, utility workers are currently operating in the area, prompting the temporary lane restriction. Officials are urging drivers to use caution, watch for workers on or near the roadway, and be prepared for short waits as traffic alternates through the single open lane.
The impacted stretch of Homer Road sits just east of Marysville and commonly serves as a connector for local residents heading toward State Route 4. With only one lane available, traffic flow may slow significantly during peak travel times, especially mid-morning and early evening.
The sheriff’s office did not specify how long the utility work is expected to continue, but lane restrictions of this type typically last several hours or extend through the day depending on the scope of repairs. Motorists traveling through the area may want to factor extra time into their commute or consider alternate routes to avoid delays.
Anyone driving near the scene should remain alert, reduce speed, and follow traffic instructions given by on-site crews or posted signs.
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