Road Work in Cheltenham

LEFT TURNS TO BE PROHIBITeD AT ROUTE 309-GREENWOOD AVE. INTERSECTION

IN CHELTENHAM TOWNSHIP FOR ONE MONTH FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION

Left turns will be prohibited at the intersection of Route 309 and Greenwood Avenue in Cheltenham Township, Montgomery County, for one month starting Thursday night (Feb. 28) at 7 p.m. for the reconstruction of the center section of Route 309, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) today announced. The left-turn restriction is expected to last until March 27.

Starting Thursday night, southbound Route 309 drivers will not be able to turn left onto Greenwood Avenue, and Greenwood Avenue motorists will not be able to make a left onto Route 309 South.

PennDOT will post detour signs to direct motorists around the restricted area. The signs will take southbound Route 309 drivers over Cheltenham Avenue, Washington Lane and Church Road to reach Greenwood Avenue. For Greenwood Avenue motorists, they will follow Route 309 North to the Easton Road exit, where they will turn left onto Easton Road and take it to the ramp leading to Route 309 South.

The reconstruction of the center portion of Route 309 at the intersection of Greenwood Avenue is part of PennDOT’s $88.3 million contract to reconstruct Route 309 between Cheltenham Avenue and Route 73 (Church Road). Construction on this section of Route 309 began in May 2005 and is scheduled to finish late this year.

For more information, visit the project website, www.309online.com, which provides details on the Route 309 improvement project.


	Road Work in Cheltenham PennDOT Route 309 Project PA 309 is slated to be rebuilt between Cheltenham Avenue and PA 73 from late 2004 until 2007. PennDOT Townshipline Road Project
	PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS AFFECTING CHELTENHAM TOWNSHIP (Updated December 2007) 309 RECONSTRUCTION Projected start date – July 2005 – PennDOT project The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced that a series of construction-related traffic pattern changes will take effect July 23-24 (depending on dry weather) and last through spring 2008 at the interchange of Route 309 and Easton Road/Route 152 in Cheltenham Township, Montgomery County. This operation is part of PennDOT’s $300 million project to improve the interchange and rebuild the 10-mile long Route 309 Expressway. Northbound and southbound traffic will be restricted to one lane between greenwood Avenue and paper Mill Road. All Easton Road ramps will be closed with the exception of the ramp to northbound Easton Road. PennDOT detour signs will direct traffic around the ramp closures.. Southbound Route 152 drivers heading to southbound Route 309 will be detoured east on Route 73 (Church Road) to Washington Lane, where they will turn right on Washington Lane and take it to Cheltenham Avenue to return to Route 309. LEFT TURNS TO BE PROHIBITeD AT ROUTE 309-GREENWOOD AVE. INTERSECTION IN CHELTENHAM TOWNSHIP FOR ONE MONTH FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION Left turns will be prohibited at the intersection of Route 309 and Greenwood Avenue in Cheltenham Township, Montgomery County, for one month starting Thursday night (Feb. 28) at 7 p.m. for the reconstruction of the center section of Route 309, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) today announced. The left-turn restriction is expected to last until March 27. Starting Thursday night, southbound Route 309 drivers will not be able to turn left onto Greenwood Avenue, and Greenwood Avenue motorists will not be able to make a left onto Route 309 South. PennDOT will post detour signs to direct motorists around the restricted area. The signs will take southbound Route 309 drivers over Cheltenham Avenue, Washington Lane and Church Road to reach Greenwood Avenue. For Greenwood Avenue motorists, they will follow Route 309 North to the Easton Road exit, where they will turn left onto Easton Road and take it to the ramp leading to Route 309 South. The reconstruction of the center portion of Route 309 at the intersection of Greenwood Avenue is part of PennDOT’s $88.3 million contract to reconstruct Route 309 between Cheltenham Avenue and Route 73 (Church Road). Construction on this section of Route 309 began in May 2005 and is scheduled to finish late this year. For more information, visit the project website, www.309online.com, which provides details on the Route 309 improvement project.
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