Filming with ‘stunt driving’ to close Black Bridge Road in Cambridge

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By Brent Cater

Posted Jul 22, 2024 08:16:50 AM.

Last Updated Jul 22, 2024 09:59:36 AM.

In Cambridge, Black Bridge Road between Townline Road to Baldwin Drive will be dealing with intermittent road closures on Monday.

According to the city, a film crew will be working in the area and the filming will involve stunt driving scenes with professional stunt drivers.

Regular traffic is asked to avoid the area throughout Monday July 22.

The city also notes that there could be minor traffic impacts for surrounding streets.

For looking for more information on filming in Cambridge, you can visit their website at Cambridge Economic Development or the provincial film commission website.

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