Water Main Work Creates Traffic Woes on County Line
Traffic restrictions at County Line and York roads has caused a build up of traffic congestion at the busy intersection. The section is expected to be complete by next week.
Traveling along the County Line and York road intersection has its harrowing moments, but the past two weeks have been practically impossible for motorists. The ongoing project to replace seven miles of water main pipes made a stop at the intersection last week, forcing the stretch of road down to two lanes while crews prevented drivers from making left turns during late morning hours into the early afternoon. For example, if you are traveling westbound on County Line, and wanted to turn left on York, workers will stop you and direct you to keep driving on County Line. Though the project is still months away from completion, Bucks County Water & Sewer Authority spokesperson Patrick Cleary says that section will be cleared of construction …
marie monroe
1:27 pm on Friday, January 25, 2013
And the worst part besides this road being used by a huge amount of traffic is that where they "finished" they didn't put the asphalt back evenly and there are dips and valleys. It is SO dangerous. They should be ashamed. They didn't even attempt to make them even. What a mess! more ›