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Three bridge inspection projects scheduled for next week along the border between the City of Pittsburgh and Ross Township will result in periodic traffic delays for motorists.
The work being done by Fisher Associates of Canonsburg by bridge inspections will occur in Ross Township and the City of Pittsburgh from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the following dates, weather permitting:
Here is the schedule and location for the upcoming work being done.
• May 12, 13: Bellevue Road Bridge, which carries Bellevue Road traffic between Nazareth Way and McIlrath Drive in Ross. There will be periodic single-lane closures on the bridge and underneath the bridge on I-279.
WATERTOWN â For the past six years, local activist Patricia A. Whalen has lobbied hard for a traffic light at a busy downtown intersection. Itâs the same intersection, near Arcade and Arsenal streets, where a city police car was involved in a crash on March 29 and ended up on its side.
On Monday night, she found out for the first time that the city is looking into whether a traffic light should be installed at the intersection, near where passengers get on and off CitiBuses.
City Manager Kenneth A. Mix said a consultant working on a traffic light project in and around Public Square will evaluate whether a traffic light should be installed there.
Watertown working to improve traffic flow through Public Square
WWNY Watertown working to improve traffic flow through Public Square By John Pirsos | March 11, 2021 at 5:11 PM EST - Updated March 11 at 8:53 PM
WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - The hustle and bustle through Public Square is part of a normal day. So is sitting in traffic.
Michael Delaney, the city of Watertown’s engineer, says they’ve been working with Fisher Associates, a transportation engineering firm, to reduce wait times at red lights.
“Part of the issue is the signals aren’t synced properly,” said Delaney.
Delaney says this creates plenty of problems, like vehicles being backed up, and he says longer waits make drivers more likely to run yellow lights or lights that just turned red.
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