LANCASTER, PA — PennDOT announced that overnight lane restrictions will take place Thursday, October 23, through early Friday, October 24, on Route 222 and Route 30 in Lancaster County to refresh pavement markings and shift traffic onto newly built roadway sections.
Crews will restrict lanes between 9:00 PM and 6:00 AM on both directions of Route 222 between Route 30 and the Landis Valley Road overpass, as well as on Route 30 between Lititz Pike and New Holland Avenue. Drivers should remain alert for slow-moving or stopped traffic.
The work is part of the ongoing Route 222/Route 30 Interchange Improvement Project, which includes widening Route 222 to six lanes and adding new ramp connections to ease congestion and improve safety. All operations are weather dependent.
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