ROUTE 322/SWEDESBORO ROAD CLOSED AGAIN THIS WEEKEND
Route 322 will be closed again this weekend in both directions between Paulsboro Road and Tomlin Station Road beginning at 8 p.m., tonight, Friday, Oct. 11, until 8 p.m., Monday, Oct. 14 as the Route 322/Swedesboro Road and Kings Highway intersection improvement project advance.
The work will complete a full box reconstruction of the westbound lane of the roadway between Garwin Road and Kings Highway. A full reconstruction of the eastbound lane was completed last weekend.
The southbound lane of Kings Highway between the Route 322 intersection and Garwin Road will reopen at 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 14 following the completion of this phase of construction. The northbound lane of Kings Highway will be closed at the intersection of Route 322 for approximately one month.
Local access will be maintained for residents and businesses.
The following signed detours will be in place:
Route 322/Swedesboro Road Eastbound:
Motorists will be directed to turn right onto Paulsboro Road, turn left onto Kings Highway, turn right onto Back Creek Road, which becomes Woodland Avenue, turn left onto Tomlin Station Road, and then turn right onto Route 322 eastbound.
Route 322/Swedesboro Road Westbound:
Motorists will be directed to turn left onto Tomlin Station Road, turn right onto Woodland Avenue, which becomes Back Creek Road, turn left onto Kings Highway, turn right onto Paulsboro Road, and then turn left onto Route 322/Swedesboro Road westbound
Northbound traffic and motorists wishing to access the Kingsway Regional High School and middle school will need to utilize the following signed detour:
Motorists traveling northbound on Kings Highway will be directed to turn right onto Route 322, turn left onto Tomlin Station Road, and then turn right onto Kings Highway northbound.
When work is complete on Kings Highway, additional lanes will be added on Route 322 in the vicinity of the intersection.
NJDOT will provide advance notice before any additional lane closures or detours are implemented as a part of this $5.6 million federally-funded project. The precise timing of the work is subject to change due to weather or other factors.
ROUTE 322/SWEDESBORO ROAD CLOSED AGAIN THIS WEEKEND
Route 322 will be closed again this weekend in both directions between Paulsboro Road and Tomlin Station Road beginning at 8 p.m., tonight, Friday, Oct. 11, until 8 p.m., Monday, Oct. 14 as the Route 322/Swedesboro Road and Kings Highway intersection improvement project advance.
The work will complete a full box reconstruction of the westbound lane of the roadway between Garwin Road and Kings Highway. A full reconstruction of the eastbound lane was completed last weekend.
The southbound lane of Kings Highway between the Route 322 intersection and Garwin Road will reopen at 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 14 following the completion of this phase of construction. The northbound lane of Kings Highway will be closed at the intersection of Route 322 for approximately one month.
Local access will be maintained for residents and businesses.
The following signed detours will be in place:
Route 322/Swedesboro Road Eastbound:
Motorists will be directed to turn right onto Paulsboro Road, turn left onto Kings Highway, turn right onto Back Creek Road, which becomes Woodland Avenue, turn left onto Tomlin Station Road, and then turn right onto Route 322 eastbound.
Route 322/Swedesboro Road Westbound:
Motorists will be directed to turn left onto Tomlin Station Road, turn right onto Woodland Avenue, which becomes Back Creek Road, turn left onto Kings Highway, turn right onto Paulsboro Road, and then turn left onto Route 322/Swedesboro Road westbound
Northbound traffic and motorists wishing to access the Kingsway Regional High School and middle school will need to utilize the following signed detour:
Motorists traveling northbound on Kings Highway will be directed to turn right onto Route 322, turn left onto Tomlin Station Road, and then turn right onto Kings Highway northbound.
When work is complete on Kings Highway, additional lanes will be added on Route 322 in the vicinity of the intersection.
NJDOT will provide advance notice before any additional lane closures or detours are implemented as a part of this $5.6 million federally-funded project. The precise timing of the work is subject to change due to weather or other factors.
