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Lane restriction on Route 11 in Shamokin Dam next week

Route 15 closed in Snyder County

EYEWITNESS NEWS (WBRE/WYOU)— Both directions of State Route 15 are shut down due to a crash in Snyder County. Officials say someone called 911 to report a box-style truck crashed into a utility pole with a transformer on it on Route 15 around 2:12 a.m. Friday. First responder officials have not reported any injuries, but both […]

Recent data shows CSVT is improving traffic in Northcentral Pa.

Recent data indicates that the Northern Section of the Central Susquehanna Valley Transportation Project has accomplished its goal of mitigating traffic in the Lewisburg and Northumberland areas, according to PennDOT.

Section of new central Pa. thruway 'operating as designed,' data shows

Milton to develop a comprehensive plan

MILTON — Milton Borough Council has given its approval to pursue developing a comprehensive plan.

Bids submitted for second southern CSVT project

Montoursville, Pa. — Bids have been submitted for the second construction contract for the Southern Section of the Central Susquehanna Valley Transportation Project (CSVT), PennDOT officials announced Friday.

Nine bridges, noise barriers part of second CSVT contracts

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Early morning crash impacts traffic in Shamokin Dam

8:30 a.m. Update: The ramp from Route 11 northbound to Route 61 is now open. The ramp from Route 11 southbound to Route 61 remains closed. -- Shamokin Dam, Pa. -- Route 11/15 south in Shamokin Dam Borough, Snyder County was the scene of an early morning tractor-trailer crash. Around 4:30 a.m., PennDOT issued an alert about impacted traffic, including access to the Route 61 Veterans Memorial Bridge. By 5 a.m., the ramp to Route 61 southbound from Route 11/15 southbound was opened; however, crews remain on the scene and drivers in the area should expect delays. The traffic signals at Route 11 and Baldwin Boulevard are set to flashing and traffic is being controlled by flaggers. PennDOT requests motorists to be alert and obey flaggers.

PennDOT wraps up 2020 construction season in northcentral PA

Montoursville, Pa. – As 2020 nears its end, PennDOT Engineering District 3-0 is wrapping up another busy construction season in northcentral Pennsylvania. The nine-county district opened bids for 53 contracts totaling nearly $68.8 million in value. Of those contracts, 30 were for roadway work and 23 were for bridge work.  More than 138 miles of paving and 246 miles of seal coating (tar and chip) were completed in the district in 2020. Work was performed on 72 state-owned bridges by contractors or department forces.  This included the replacement or rehabilitation of 22 bridges, and preservation work on 50 bridges in good condition to extend the life of those bridges.   This work included 11 small bridge projects and 2 bridge preservation projects completed by department force crews. The district has been able to stretch limited resources by using in-house capabilities such as paving and bridge crews to complete work.