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Beginning today, traffic to be slowed by road work around region
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A PennDOT contractor, Surface Preparation Technologies, Inc. is starting work today on a milled rumble strip contract, to take place along various state highways in Bradford, Sullivan and seven other north central counties.
The project includes construction of milled blacktop center line rumble strips, milled edge line rumble strips, milled bicycle-tolerable shoulder rumble strips and pavement markings.
There will be a slow-moving traffic work zone pattern, with flaggers, a PennDOT spokesman said, adding, “Please obey the signing and the flaggers.”
All work under this $416,000 safety improvement contract is scheduled to be completed by early November.
Here’s a list of the routes and their locations within PennDOT District 3-0.
Bradford County
Route 6, west of Troy and a short section east of Troy
Route 14, Alba, north to Beaverdale Road (SR 3036)
Route 187, Rome, north to the New York line
Route 414, east of Route 14 at Canton to Route 514 at West Franklin
Sullivan County
Route 87, north of Hillsgrove to Route 154 at Forksville
Route 87, section a few miles northeast of Forksville
The project includes construction of milled blacktop center line rumble strips, milled edge line rumble strips, milled bicycle-tolerable shoulder rumble strips and pavement markings.
There will be a slow-moving traffic work zone pattern, with flaggers, a PennDOT spokesman said, adding, “Please obey the signing and the flaggers.”
All work under this $416,000 safety improvement contract is scheduled to be completed by early November.
Here’s a list of the routes and their locations within PennDOT District 3-0.
Bradford County
Route 6, west of Troy and a short section east of Troy
Route 14, Alba, north to Beaverdale Road (SR 3036)
Route 187, Rome, north to the New York line
Route 414, east of Route 14 at Canton to Route 514 at West Franklin
Sullivan County
Route 87, north of Hillsgrove to Route 154 at Forksville
Route 87, section a few miles northeast of Forksville
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smitty wrote on Aug 20, 2008 8:00 PM:
They are not needed on the entire route from Wysox to NY state line. Only on the sharper curves. Rumble strips cause noise for the people living next to the roadway and probably will cause potholes in a couple years. "