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.
Beginning in mid-May and continuing for the next five months, work crews will be installing nearly 9,000 feet of steel natural gas main.
A fallen tree is blocking Route 232 just north of Pineville Road in Upper Makefield Township.
Motorists can expect intermittent lane closures and possible slowdowns when driving near work crews. All activities are weather-dependent.
Motorists can expect intermittent lane closures and possible slowdowns when driving near work crews. All activities are weather dependent.
Motorists are advised to expect intermittent lane closures where work is taking place.
In advance of Saturday's Shamrock Shuffle, the Newtown Borough Police Department has announced temporary road closures in the borough.
The improvements are aimed at reducing congestion on Washington Avenue and making the intersection safer for pedestrian crossings.
Delaware River Bridge Commission setting the stage for possible replacement of 119-year-old span.
Drivers are advised to allow extra time when traveling near or through the work areas because backups and delays will occur.
Motorists can expect daytime lane closures and delays during month-long PECO utility project.
The money will be used to install flashing beacons at two unsignalized intersections in the township.
Motorists may face traffic control and delays in the area of the breaks.
The walkway, which is owned and maintained by PennDOT, will be closed indefinitely until the deterioration can be fixed.
Newtown drying out after an overnight storm brought heavy rain, flooding, and high winds to the area.
In addition, the commission will be ending a 21-year-old frequency-based commuter discount program.
The one-lane bridge over the Neshaminy Creek has been replaced by a two-lane span linking Wrightstown and Northampton townships.
Standing water and debris close a section of River Road; pole and wires are blocking another road in Upper Makefield.
Motorists are advised to allow extra time when traveling near the work area because backups and delays will occur.
Motorists can expect weekday periodic 15-minute lane closures through early October on Route 232 between Swamp and Twining roads.
Beginning at 3 p.m. on Sept. 9, the street will be closed to traffic between Jefferson Street and Washington Avenue.
With so many people making their way to the Grange Fair this week in Wrightstown, a bridge project update is in order.
Since June, construction crews have been milling and repaving the Bypass (portions of Route 413 and 332) during overnight operations.
A section of Taylorsville Road remains closed for repairs in Lower Makefield Township.
PennDOT said that repairs are underway on the Upper Makefield Township road damaged by Saturday's flash flooding.
A portion of Route 413 between Stoopville and Twining Bridge roads was closed overnight and much of the day for a fallen tree.
Road closure and parking restrictions are scheduled for Tuesday evening, June 13.
Two repaving projects will be impacting drivers in the Newtown area beginning this week and continuing through late July.