El Departamento de Calles de la Ciudad de Filadelfia anuncia la reapertura parcial del puente de la Avenida East Wyoming.

Philadelphia, PALocal News

The Philadelphia Streets Department will partially reopen the East Wyoming Avenue Bridge on June 6, 2025, following extensive repairs that began after its closure in December 2024. The bridge will feature a temporary traffic configuration, allowing one lane for eastbound and one for westbound vehicles. Pedestrian walkways have remained open throughout the closure and will continue to be accessible for public use. The Streets Department's efforts highlight its commitment to ensuring mobility and safety for all forms of transportation in Philadelphia. Additionally, construction is ongoing for the PennDOT Roundabout Safety Improvement Project at the intersection of Wyoming and Castor Avenues, which aims to enhance traffic flow and safety in the area.

The Streets Department's work reflects a broader initiative to improve infrastructure following inspections that revealed safety concerns. Drivers are advised to exercise caution, reduce speed, and follow detour signage near the construction sites. The reopening represents a significant step toward restoring full traffic capacity on a vital city route.

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