Lane Restrictions In Radnor Township To Come Week Of December 14, 2020

Press release from the Township of Radnor:

December 9 2020

As part of the Land Development Process for their new facility at 150 King of Prussia Road, Penn Medicine will be installing a Traffic Adaptive Signal System at specific intersections in Radnor Township. Traffic Adaptive Control Systems work by automatically adapting the timings of traffic lights based on real-time traffic conditions to optimize the flow of traffic. This work will take place over the next few months as specific intersections are addressed. It is anticipated the system will be fully functioning in Spring 2021.

Work will take place between the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM, Monday through Friday. For the week of December 14th, work will take place at intersections along the following stretches of roadway:

• Matsonford Road between King of Prussia & County Line Roads
• Lancaster Avenue between St. Davids/ Chamounix Roads & Hillside Circle
• Radnor Chester Road between Lancaster Avenue & King of Prussia Road

Please use caution and allow extra travel time if you travel through these areas.

ABOUT RADNOR TOWNSHIP DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING The mission of the Engineering Department is to furnish professional expertise to various Township Boards, Commissioners, Township Manager, and other departments as necessary for those Boards and Departments to fulfill their charge under the Township's Home Rule Charter. Some examples of our advice concern engineering, storm water management, storm water runoff, sanitary sewers, flood plain management, and subdivision, and land development issues within Radnor Township. The Engineering Department is the liaison to the Planning Commission, Shade Tree Commission and the Environmental Advisory Council. Visit Radnor Township at: http://www.radnor.com Like us on Facebook: http://Facebook.com/RadnorTownship/ Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/radnortownship Follow us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/radnortownship

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