Traffic & Transit
Route 206 Reopened, 1 Lane To Close For Pole Repair In Princeton
Route 206 has been temporarily reopened Thursday morning as of 9:35 a.m. Alternating traffic is expected to take place later today.
PRINCETON, NJ — Route 206 has been temporarily reopened Thursday morning as of 9:35 a.m. following a motor vehicle accident and a utility pole down, police reported.
Although the highway is re-opened to traffic, Verizon is mobilizing crews and will have to close one lane later today.
Alternating traffic is expected to take place between around 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. as a damaged utility pole is replaced. The traffic will be alternated in the section of Route 206 between Ewing Street and Herrontown Road, police report.
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Drivers should expect delays.
The crash was initially reported at 6 a.m., which had closed the highway between Ewing Street and Herrontown Road.
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