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mo.us071 I-29(15),I-29(17),I-29(18) SHARP_ANGLE 160.09 mo.us071;I-29(15);I-29(17);I-29(18);SHARP_ANGLE;160.09I noticed that the pull request omits the Seaway Trail, which is concurrent with NY266 here. Shouldn't this issue be fixed there too?
Especially if those users don't seem particularly concerned (or simply don't check the updates entries religiously)?
This is why I suggested that there should be an update log entry for these changes. The entire route got renumbered. That's a news worthy change.
I didn’t change any point in use. Thus, not news worthy.
2025-02-13 (USA) Connecticut CT 11 ct.ct011 Relabeled exits from sequential to mileage-based.
2025-02-13 (USA) Connecticut CT 2 ct.ct002 Relabeled exits from sequential to mileage-based.Especially if those users don't seem particularly concerned (or simply don't check the updates entries religiously)?
This is why I suggested that there should be an update log entry for these changes. The entire route got renumbered. That's a news worthy change.
Work on the Route 6 Reconstruction Project is working into the final phase as traffic transitions to the new lanes later this month.
Traffic is expected to start using the reconstructed lanes of Route 6 on July 21, 2025, weather permitting. Drivers are reminded that the roadway will be one lane in each direction.
In Phase 3 of the project work will include updates to the intersection with Bessmer Street and Reynolds Avenue. Additional drainage updates will be made and the existing pavement from the southern side of the road and the temporary crossover will be removed. Construction of the multi-purpose travel in the area formerly used by westbound lanes will also be complete along with landscaping.
The temporary signal near Service Road and Meadville Forging Company in West Mead Township will remain in place but will only be used as needed to complete work.
Drivers should be alert for traffic pattern changes, lane restrictions controlled by flaggers and other short-term detours on Stan Road and Reynolds Avenue.
The project started in August 2024 and is on schedule for completion in fall 2025.
The contractor is Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. of State College, PA. The contract cost is $16,616,006, which is to be paid with a combination of federal and state funds.
Additional information on the Route 6 Reconstruction Project is available online under the Projects Near You portion of the PennDOT website.
This year PennDOT’s Northwest Region expects to do work on more than 100 projects. To see a full listing of all the anticipated work, check out the 2025 Construction Book available online at www.penndot.pa.gov/District1.
PennDOT urges motorists to slow down when driving in work zones, and also to be alert to changing conditions, avoid distractions and to pay attention to signs and flaggers. Drive responsibly in work zones for your safety and the safety of the workers.
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