Motorists in Norman should brace for some traffic disruptions come the dawn of December. On the third of next month, drivers navigating Stubbeman Avenue might want to budget some extra time or seek alternate routes. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., the thoroughfare will be partially closed to allow for crane operations at a local business, as reported by the City of Norman's official news outlet. The affected stretch lies between Research Park Boulevard and Rock Creek Road.

City officials advise extra caution while driving through the construction zone. It is clear the work is necessary, and to minimize disruptions, it is scheduled during a time considered outside peak commuting hours. Motorists are asked to heed all signage deployed to guide them safely around the worksite. Delays are expected, so planning ahead is recommended for anyone who needs to traverse this part of Norman during the temporary closures.

Just as a crane operator carefully lifts heavy materials, drivers must be patient and precise on the road. The activity on Stubbeman Avenue will last only a few hours, but the result—a better business facility—could impact Norman for years. For updates on the closure and traffic changes, residents can visit the city's news post as the date approaches.