Douglas Street will be single-lane traffic between Finlayson and Larch streets from July 11 to 15. (Courtesy of Google Streetview)

Douglas Street will be single-lane traffic between Finlayson and Larch streets from July 11 to 15. (Courtesy of Google Streetview)

Block of Douglas Street down to single-lane traffic this week

Delays expected due to construction work

The City of Victoria says drivers can expect delays this week as Douglas Street construction will reduce the roadway to single-lane traffic between Finlayson and Larch streets from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. from July 11 to 15.

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