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The road is now expected to fully reopen by June 19, six days sooner than the previous estimate.
Limit changes were recommended following a safety review.
The crossing will mark the fourth addition to the ongoing Waterfront Quiet Zone project.
The closure could last up to three weeks.
The aging bridge was last painted in 1990.
The new schedule takes effect on June 14 in an effort to streamline bus routes.
Starting this summer, the city’s default speed limit will be reduced from 25 to 20 mph for most downtown and residential streets.
According to the city, nearly 60% of people parking downtown pay through their phone.
Blaine Police ticketed the driver, who was not impaired.
Though the bridge isn’t on the highway, its proximity to SR 20 will affect locals and overnight travelers who will need to seek alternate routes for the next couple weeks.