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The eastbound off-ramp to Route 30 from Electric Avenue in North Braddock will close this Friday, weather permitting.
A spokesman for the state Department of Transportation said the closure is necessary for crews to continue working on the bridge that carries westbound Route 30 (Ardmore Boulevard) over Electric Avenue. The ramp will be closed to traffic through May 15.
About 3,386 vehicles use the ramp on an average day. Signs are posted to guide motorists.
PennDOT is currently engaged in a $12.9 million project to replace the bridges over Electric Avenue, repave the Route 30 approaches and make improvements to drainage, guide rails and concrete barriers, lighting and retaining walls. The overall project will be completed this fall. The prime contractor is the Trumbull Corp.
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- May 01, 2014
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