Manyisha said there are currently no plans to address potential traffic issues caused by the work on Route 19. The $791,000 project has an estimated completion date of Nov. Crews were seen working on signals Monday afternoon in Marshall Township.Ī similar project is set for various locations in Adams, Butler and Cranberry townships, as well as Seven Fields and Slippery Rock boroughs. This technology adjusts the timing of red, yellow and green lights to accommodate traffic patterns and ease congestion. The project will include milling and paving of the road, base repairs, shoulder improvements, drainage and guardrail work, pavement marking and curb installation, according to Yasmeen Manyisha, PennDOT spokeswoman.Īdditionally, upgrades will be made to traffic signals, including the implementation of an adaptive system. White and orange markers and signs are in place on Route 19 just over the border in Allegheny County, as crews prepare for a nearly $9.5 million project. Crews work on a traffic signal Monday in Marshall Township near the Butler County line.ĬRANBERRY TWP - Motorists traveling on Route 19 this summer will encounter construction projects along their drive.
0 kommentar(er)
