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If you regularly travel Old Bethlehem Road in Springfield Township, you may need to use a detour for some time. Springfield Township Police announced Tuesday that a portion of the two-lane road “will be closed for an extended length of time due to storm water damage.”
A late Sunday afternoon crash on Broadway in Fountain Hill left a utility pole leaning precariously into the street and the vehicle that struck it significantly damaged.
A woman who appeared to be upset following her attempt to board a LANTA bus in Fountain Hill obstructed bus service along Broadway by walking in front of the bus in the road’s eastbound lane Thursday afternoon.
Pennsylvania State Police at Belfast are investigating an accident involving a pickup and a motorcycle that occurred on Rt. 33 north in Palmer Township Sunday morning.
President Joe Biden will visit the Lehigh Valley Wednesday, and Pennsylvania State Police say the motoring public should expect “major” traffic disruptions because of that.
Motorists who use I-78 East in parts Northampton County will have to contend with significant delays for several weeks beginning July 20, PennDOT said Friday.
Road work that could temporarily disrupt traffic is planned for several Upper Saucon Township roads the week of July 19-23, PennDOT announced this week.
With summer road work season in full swing many area highways and byways are being dug up, and Rt. 378 in parts of Bethlehem and Lower Saucon will be no exception beginning this Thursday, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
It will soon be time for local road paving projects to begin in Hellertown, and borough officials are advising residents to be prepared for some disruption during the work.
Springfield Township Police have issued a warning to motorists they say are speeding down local roads to get around a Richlandtown Pike bridge closure: Slow down, or risk being ticketed.
A project that will help improve pedestrian safety along Main Street in Hellertown is proceeding well ahead of schedule, likely aided by the favorable weather for construction projects that has prevailed since work began on it in early April.
