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• PennDOT Launches Website for Markley Street
  April 29, 2013 PennDOT Launches Website for Markley Street Improvement in Norristown King of Prussia – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) today announced the launch of a new...
  

• Markley Street Single Lane Pattern
  April 25, 2013 Markley Street Single-Lane Pattern Saturday in Norristown Motorists Advised to Use Alternate Route during Daylong Installation King of Prussia – As part of the $20.8 million proj...
  

• Main Street Bridge Construction in Norristown
  April 17, 2013 PennDOT to Restore Deteriorating Main Street Bridge in Norristown Traffic Slowdowns Expected during Restoration of Historic Stone Arch Bridge King of Prussia – As part of the $20...
  

• Markley Street Traffic Pattern Shift
  News for Immediate Release March 20, 2013 Markley Street Traffic Pattern Shift Planned in Norristown King of Prussia – As part of the $20.8 million proje...
  

• Utility Relocation Work Next Week on Markley St.
  March 1, 2013 Utility Relocation Work Starts Next Week on Markley Street in Norristown King of Prussia – Utility relocation operations are scheduled to begin next week on Markley Street in Norr...
  

• Route 202 Night Work Scheduled in Chester County
  News for Immediate Release March 1, 2013 Route 202 Night Work Scheduled in Chester County Daytime Lane Closures on Route 401 at Route 202 Interchange King of Prussia – Nighttime lane closure...
  

Background Information on the US 202 Reconstruction Project

U.S. Route 202 in Pennsylvania is a 59 mile-long highway that connects New Jersey to the north with Delaware to the south and serves as a major commuter route and vital link for business and industry in the tri-state region. The highway varies in size from a two lane road to a four lane expressway, with traffic volumes ranging from 17,000 to 105,000 vehicles a day.

Some of the fastest growing areas in the Greater Philadelphia Region are located along US 202. Many of these areas have experienced rapid residential, commercial and light industrial growth, the result of acres of undeveloped land and the corridor's reputation as a high-tech growth area.

Recognizing the importance of US 202 and the very real need to increase its capacity to relieve congestion and meet existing and future travel demands, public and private interests have joined together to find ways to make much needed improvements. Through this joint public/private partnership, a number of projects and studies are currently in progress to examine both short-term and long-term improvements.

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