Lane restrictions on the McKees Rocks Bridge will start at 7 a.m. on March 16, lasting a month. Traffic will be limited to one lane in each direction due to steel beam repairs. For traffic updates, visit www.511PA.com or use the 511PA app.
The Allegheny County Public Works Department will begin a $45.8 million improvement project on Campbells Run Road on March 9. The project, which is expected to be completed in 2031, aims to enhance traffic flow and safety, addressing drainage issues and adding infrastructure improvements.
Motorists along a busy section of Steubenville Pike in Robinson Township will soon face nighttime roadwork for a water line replacement project, costing over $2.56 million. Scheduled to start in May and end in September, this essential upgrade aims to improve infrastructure reliability.
Crafton Elementary School will benefit from a federal grant of $1.33 million for a streetscaping and pedestrian safety project. This initiative aims to create a designated pull-off for school buses, improving traffic flow along Crafton Boulevard and safety for students and pedestrians, with completion expected by the start of the 2027-28 school year.
A significant project to widen a 1.6-mile stretch of Campbells Run Road is set to begin soon and is expected to take until spring 2031 to complete. Despite traffic concerns from local businesses, officials believe the upgrades will improve safety and traffic flow long-term.
Single-lane restrictions on I-79 in Robinson and Kennedy townships will occur on Jan. 7, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., for pothole patching. Motorists can check conditions on 511PA. Further updates will be provided for any additional work.
Motorists in the West Hills will benefit from state funding for traffic safety upgrades. Moon Township receives $193,792, while Neville Township gets $335,120 to improve signal equipment. Nearly $30 million is allocated across Pennsylvania for similar traffic enhancement projects.