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Nearby: Pipe Installation on Broughton Road Sept. 17-21

Work will occur between Route 88 and Gerhold Street.

 

Crews from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will perform pipe installation to improve drainage along a portion of Broughton Road in Bethel Park from Monday, Sept. 17, through Friday, Sept. 21, weather permitting.

The work will span Broughton from Gerhold Street to Route 88, according to a news release.

The pipe installtion is not expected to cause long-term delays. Nevertheless, PennDOT advises motorists to use caution, slow down and anticipate changing traffic patterns when traveling through the area.

Broughton Road is already seeing some PennDOT work, as a large project at the Broughton-Baptist Road intersection is necessitating the closure of eastbound Broughton from Paxton Drive to Sansue Drive through at least late November.

Westbound Broughton is still open in a single lane from Sansue to Paxton.

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Related Topics: Bethel Park, Broughton Road, Construction, Gerhold Street, Paxton Drive, Sansue Drive, penndot, and route 88

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7:26 pm on Friday, September 14, 2012

It will be great when they get Broughton/Baptist Road completed. Traffic is always a mess heading out to South Hills Village or Bethel Bakery.

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NE12Ukid

9:46 pm on Friday, September 14, 2012

Work includes reconstructing and widening the intersection to add turning lanes, improved drainage, retaining walls, new traffic signals, curbing and bituminous resurfacing. Overall work will conclude in the fall of 2013.
http://baldwin-whitehall.patch.com/articles/nearby-large-road-project-coming-to-broughton-baptist-intersection

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Jon Wain

1:21 pm on Saturday, September 15, 2012

every where you go there's road construction.men and women out there makin our lives miserable.takes us so much longer to get where we want to go.avoid these road and still those other roads we travel got some kind of thing goin on.same with tunnels and bridges.man it's hard to get around pittsburgh ,don't u agree? who's responsible for all these men and women working on these projects and makin life hard for me and yins, yep obama ,get it yins romney supporters

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6:35 pm on Saturday, September 15, 2012

Jon it is about time they do work over in our side of the state. I agree it is a mess but what they are fixing now will be better for us when they are done.

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Matt A.

5:43 pm on Sunday, September 16, 2012

jon our roads and bridges in Pennsylvania has nothing to do with obama or romney. it has to do with who is governor and where money is spent. We are a city of bridges and most are deficient and in badly needed repair. some of our bridges in pittsburgh are on the verge of collapsing but thousands of cars go over them every day. rendall didn't care about the roads and bridges in western pa. corbett cares about the steeler fans

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NE12Ukid

10:13 pm on Sunday, September 16, 2012

How does the United States pay for transportation infrastructure and improvements?
Actually the funding comes from federal AND state.
http://www.artba.org/about/faqs-transportation-general-public/faqs/

Jon Wain

1:23 pm on Saturday, September 15, 2012

it's predictable who will respond to this but i leave it to be seen

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