Find out which roads are slated for repairs in Newtown, Northampton, Upper Makefield and Wrightstown.
The historic double arch stone bridge closed in the waning days of December for the construction of a new pedestrian walkway.
Detours will impact local traffic on Lindenhurst Road in Newtown Township and on Centre Avenue in Newtown Borough and Newtown Township.
Contractor is looking for good stretch of weather to break ground for warning beacons on North Sycamore and on Newtown-Yardley Road.
During the closure, motorists will be directed to use Route 332 (Newtown Bypass), Durham Road, and Route 532 (Washington Crossing Road).
PennDOT is replacing the pedestrian access walkway across the historic double-arched bridge.
Construction work is scheduled to begin this week along Route 332 (Richboro Road) in Newtown and Northampton townships.
Pennsylvania State Troopers will be posted throughout the area to assist with traffic control and congestion.
The supervisors will ask its engineering firm to take a look at ways to enhance safety at Swamp and Worthington Mill.
Parking will be limited during the parade and with road closures, motorists can expect delays, police said.
PennDOT will be replacing the pedestrian access walkway across the historic double-arched bridge.
Site to document 30-month-long fact gathering process that will help determine whether the bridge should be replaced.
The span, which is owned and maintained by PennDOT, sustained damage in August when a car struck one of its masonry walls.
PennDOT completes months long replacement of 114-year-old Lurgan Road Bridge with concrete box culvert.
The work to restore a stone wall damaged by a traffic accident in August will take about two weeks to complete, according to PennDOT
The Monday evening visit is expected to impact traffic on I-295 in Lower Makefield, the Newtown Bypass and other nearby roads.
Motorists are advised to allow extra time when traveling through the work areas because backups and delays will occur.
PennDOT will be restoring the southern stone wall of the bridge, which was damaged in a vehicle accident in August.
Pedestrian-activated rapid flashing beacons will be installed at two dangerous pedestrian crosswalks in the township.
Drivers are advised to allow extra time when traveling through the work areas because backups and delays will occur.
Saturday closures are scheduled to begin at the end of this week and continue through the end of November, according to PennDOT.
Work is scheduled to begin on Monday, Sept. 16 and continue through Thursday, Sept. 26.
Drivers are advised to allow extra time when traveling near the work areas because backups and delays will occur.
The historic Centre Avenue Bridge was struck by a vehicle earlier this summer causing damage to a wall of the bridge.
Motorists can except daytime delays on Route 332 In Newtown and Northampton through early October.
During summer road tour, lawmaker hears updates on plans for River Road drainage improvementmand road paving projects.
Motorists can except daytime lane closures from Tuesday, Sept. 3 to early October.
PECO expects the five-month project to be wrapping up in early November.
Over the next 2 weeks, span will undergo detailed inspections as an initial step in the National Environmental Policy Act Review Process.
The roadways will be closed and detoured during the day as crews replace pipes and repair the road base.
The bridge over Pidcock Creek is scheduled to be closed through late November with local access maintained.
Consulting firm to conduct multi-year examination and an evaluation of alternatives, including replacement of the bridge.
Lane restrictions and road closures are expected during the day between Taylorsville and Woodside roads.
Motorists are advised to allow extra time when traveling through the work area because backups and delays will occur.
Work is scheduled on Interstate 295, Newtown-Langhorne Road and on Lindenhurst Road.
Motorists can expect nightly delays starting June 9 and continuing through early August.
Officials said nightly lane closures are finishing this week on the natural gas main installation project.
PennDOT said construction begins Tuesday on the project to reduce traffic congestion and improve safety. Find out where below.
The bi-state commission voted unanimously to re-elect its leadership for another term.
Motorists are advised to allow extra time when traveling through or near the work areas because backups and delays will occur.