Traffic Along Roads In Burlington County Get Detours For Two Weeks

MOORESTOWN, NJ — Repaving work along Westampton's Irick Road and Moorestown's Bridgeboro Road is bringing traffic adjustments that are anticipated to last for two weeks, county officials said.

Milling and overlay work is beginning this week as part of Burlington County's annual road resurfacing program.

Around a half-mile of Irick Road is being repaved from Woodlane Road (Route 630) to the new roundabout near the Westampton/Burlington Township border.

Southbound drivers will not be affected. Northbound traffic will be detoured along Woodlane Road (Route 630), Springside-Rancocas Road (Route 635), Sunset Road (Route 634), and Burlington-Mount Holly Road (Route 541).

Drivers should anticipate delays and look for alternate routes.

Around .7 miles of Bridgeboro Road from Riverton Road (Route 603) through Stanwick Avenue will be accessible to one lane of traffic.

Drivers in the opposite direction will be detoured along Tom Brown Road (Route 614) and Riverton Road (Route 603).

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