Road Work Delays Announced for I-95 in Delaware and I-80 in Eastern Pennsylvania
The American Trucking Associations has disseminated these major highway notices to its members and the press
The American Trucking Associations has disseminated these major highway notices to its members and the press:
The Delaware Department of Transportation reports that I-95 Northbound at Exit 4 (Wilmington New Castle Co) will have all lanes closed from midnight until 5:00 a.m. Tuesday through Thursday next week, March 29, March 30 and March 31, while crews work on a bridge construction project.
A detour will be posted with all motorists forced off onto U.S. 1 Southbound to U.S. 13 Northbound to I-295 Southbound (Aka westbound) back to I-95 or I-495 Northbound. Delays can be anticipated.
Meanwhile, the Pennyslvania Department of Transportation announced that extensive roadwork is set to begin later this month on a section of Interstate 80, west of Interstate 81, in Luzerne County. Crews begin work on March 29 on a concrete pavement repair and bridge repair project. The work is expected to continue through mid summer.
Here is the current Interstate 80 roadwork schedule, subject to change:
Interstate 80:
• Exits 242 – 256: Interstate 80 Eastbound between the Mainville/ Mifflinville Exit 242 and the Conyngham Exit 256: Single lane traffic on Tuesday, March 29 along a 4 mile section of I-80 eastbound, between milemarker 247 and milemarker 251, as work begins on a concrete pavement and bridge repair project.
• Exits 242 -260: Interstate 80 Eastbound and Westbound between the Mainville/ Mifflinville Exit 242 and the junction with Interstate 81 at Exit 260: Single lane traffic in varying work areas between milemarker 247 and milemarker 260, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, except holidays, for a concrete pavement repair and bridge repair project beginning late March and continuing through the end of July.
Drivers can get more information on PennDOT's Northeastern Pennsylvania transportation website at www.neparoads.com.
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