Road resurfacing work will take place on two local roads in Carbonne, a town southwest of Toulouse, with traffic banned during the night of Monday, October 5, to Tuesday, October 6. The affected roads are RD 243 and RD 626B, specifically at their intersection. During this time, traffic will be closed between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m., and drivers are advised to plan accordingly. The Departmental Council of Haute-Garonne has established alternative routes for both directions of traffic. One route goes via RD 241, RD 73, RD 239, RD 627C, RD 627, and then RD 626B. Another alternative is via RD 243, RD 10G, RD 10, RD 627, and then RD 626B. In addition, parking and stopping of vehicles will be prohibited on both sides of the affected roads. The resurfacing project in Carbonne is estimated to cost 57,000 euros, and it is fully funded by the Departmental Council of Haute-Garonne. The local government stated that it "ensures the design and execution through its road sector in Cazères." This means that the council is responsible for both planning and carrying out the work through its local road management team. Similar resurfacing work was previously completed on RD 627C between Carbonne and Longages. That project took place from August 31 to September 3, 2026, and cost 150,000 euros. The Departmental Council of Haute-Garonne has a history of funding such infrastructure improvements in the area. Residents and drivers are encouraged to follow the alternative routes to avoid delays and to be aware of the temporary road closures. The work is part of the council’s ongoing efforts to maintain and improve local road conditions. Such projects are common in areas where local roads require regular maintenance due to wear and tear from regular use. The council has emphasized that these efforts are aimed at ensuring the safety and efficiency of the local transportation network. The closure of RD 243 and RD 626B will impact local traffic patterns, and the council has advised drivers to use the provided alternative routes. The temporary nature of the closure means that once the work is completed, traffic will return to normal. The council has not specified the exact date for the completion of the resurfacing work, but it is expected to be completed within a short timeframe. The project is part of a broader initiative to improve infrastructure across the region, which includes multiple similar projects funded by the same council.