Upcoming Haddonfield Project Will Cause Traffic Delays For 6 Months

HADDONFIELD, NJ - A “major” road project in Haddonfield that starts on Monday, April 18 will cause delays for 6 months, Camden County officials said in a press release.

Lane shifts will occur near the Kings Highway Bridge Deck near Washington and Westmont Avenues and near the PATCO station in the borough as crews repairs part of the bridge, according to the county. The number of complete road closures in that area will be minimal, and at that time, detours will be posted, the county added.

Crews are repairing the bridge’s deck, performing several overlays of the bridge’s approaches, installing a concrete curb and sidewalks and upgrading the handicap ramps in the area, the county said.

“This project is crucial to the continued safety and efficiency of our county’s infrastructure,” Camden County Commissioner Al Dyer said in the press release.

“Once the work is finished, travel times and conditions for motorists will be vastly improved,” Dyer continued. “This enhancement will have a positive impact on our local economy. pedestrians, bicyclists and motor vehicles traversing Haddon Avenue.”

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