PennDOT to repair potholes on dozens of roads in the week ahead | See the list

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Monday, March 11, 2024
PennDOT to repair potholes on dozens of roads in the week ahead
The pothole problem persists for many drivers in the Philadelphia area, and PennDOT officials say they're working as quickly as they can - as the weather allows - to make repairs.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The pothole problem persists for many drivers in the Philadelphia area, and PennDOT officials say they're working as quickly as they can, as the weather allows, to make repairs.



On Monday, repair and patching work was underway along I-95 north and south from Race Street to the Bucks County line, eastbound on U.S. 30 between Route 10 and the Exton Bypass in Chester County, and on 322 between Cherry Tree Rd and I-95 in Delaware County.



Crews had also planned to work on Elephant Road in Bedminster, Bucks County on Monday but were unable to due to weather.



"They're dealing with a lot of trees being down today because of the wind and the wet ground," said Robyn Briggs, PennDOT spokesperson.



PennDOT has released a list of more than 50 state roads where crews will be working this week.



"These are the locations that are on our high-priority list," Briggs said.



The work locations are:



Bucks County



Bristol Road, Warrington, Warminster townships



Radcliffe Street, Bristol Township



Edgley Road/Woodbourne Road, Bristol Township



Pine Grove Road/Yardley Morrisville Road, Falls Township



Bridgetown Pike, Northampton Township



Fallsington Tullytown Road, Tullytown Borough



Kellers Church Road, Plumstead and Bedminster townships



Elephant Road, Bedminster Township



Geigel Hill Road, Tinicum Township



Chester County



U.S. 30 (Coatesville-Downingtown Bypass), Sadsbury, Valley, Caln, East Caln townships



U.S. 202, Tredyffrin, West Thornbury, Thornbury, East Whiteland, West Whiteland, and Birmingham townships



U.S. 322 (Downingtown Pike), East Brandywine, West Brandywine, Caln townships



Route 10 (Octorara Trail/Compass Road), West Sadsbury, Caln townships



Route 23 (Ridge Road), Elverson Borough and South Coventry Township



Route 41 (Gap Newport Pike/Pennsylvania Avenue), Londonderry Township and Avondale Borough



Route 926 (Street Road), Pennsbury Township



Boot Road, East Goshen, West Goshen, West Whiteland townships



Paoli Pike, Willistown, West Goshen, and Tredyffrin townships



Buckwalter Road, East Vincent Township



Sheeder Road, East Vincent Township



Delaware County



U.S. 1 (Media Bypass), Marple, Upper Providence, Middletown townships



U.S. 202 (Wilmington Pike), Chadds Ford, Concord townships



U.S. 322 (Conchester Highway), Concord, Bethel, Upper Chichester townships



Route 3 (West Chester Pike), Upper Darby Township



Route 252 (Providence Road), Media Borough



Route 291 (Industrial Highway), Ridley, Tinicum townships



Route 352 (Middletown Road), Middletown, Brookhaven townships, Parkside Borough



Chelsea Road, Bethel, Upper Chichester townships



Baltimore Pike, Media Borough



Bishop Avenue, Springfield Township



Bryn Mawr Avenue, Radnor Township



Haverford Avenue, Haverford Township



Karakung Drive, Haverford Township



Concord Road, Concord, Aston townships



Duttonmill Road, Aston, Middletown townships, Brookhaven Borough



Orange Street, Media Borough



Garnettmine Road, Bethel Township



Montgomery County



I-476, Plymouth and Lower Merion townships and West Conshohocken Borough



U.S. 422, Lower Pottsgrove, Limerick, Upper Providence, Lower Providence townships



Route 100, Pottstown Borough, Upper Pottsgrove, Douglas townships



Philadelphia



I-95 and associated ramps



U.S. 1 (Roosevelt Boulevard)



Route 63 (Woodhaven Road) and associated ramps



Grant Avenue



Rising Sun Avenue/Verree Road



Academy Road



Rhawn Street



Holme Avenue



Robbins Avenue



Aramingo Avenue/Harbison Avenue



A February USA Today report ranks Pennsylvania as having the 11th worst pothole problem in the country and Philadelphia as the 15th worst city.



In response, PennDOT cited the aggressive freeze-thaw cycle we experience and heavy trucks using our major freight corridors.



"It's just something that's a routine part of our maintenance," Briggs said.



Briggs says as temperatures warm up crews will be able to do more permanent repair work and fewer temporary fixes.



PennDOT also continues to encourage the public to report potholes when they see them by calling 1-800-FIX-ROAD or visiting penndot.pa.gov and clicking on "Submit Concern."

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