Roads, Weather & Public Safety

Route 77 repaving east of Meadville runs through late November

PennDOT is resurfacing more than 6 miles of the road in Blooming Valley and Richmond Township. Expect flaggers and lane restrictions.

PennDOT crews are resurfacing more than 6 miles of Route 77 in Blooming Valley Borough and Richmond Township, east of Meadville. The work is expected to continue until Nov. 26, weather permitting.

Drivers on that stretch should expect lane restrictions and traffic pattern shifts, with flaggers controlling traffic.

Where
Crews are milling and paving Route 77 from Hatch Street in Blooming Valley to New Richmond Run in Richmond Township.

When

  • Started: Sept. 10

  • Expected finish: Nov. 26, weather permitting

What to expect

  • Lane restrictions

  • Traffic pattern shifts

  • Flaggers directing traffic

PennDOT asks drivers to slow down in work zones, watch for changing conditions, avoid distractions and pay attention to signs and flaggers.

Check conditions
511PA is free and available 24 hours a day. It offers traffic delay warnings, weather forecasts, traffic speed information and more than 1,200 traffic cameras.

  • Online: 511PA.com

  • Phone: Call 511.

  • App: 511PA for iPhone and Android.

To sign up for PennDOT news and traffic alerts for Crawford County, visit penndot.pa.gov/District1.

Project details

  • Cost: $3,044,777.77, paid entirely with state funds

  • Contractor: IA Construction Corp. of Franklin

Sources

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