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Pittsburgh, PA – PennDOT District 11 is announcing overnight closures of several ramps at the Robinson Town Centre Boulevard (Exit 59) interchange on I-376 in Robinson and North Fayette townships, Allegheny County, will occur tonight, Thursday night, October 1 weather permitting.

The following ramps will close to traffic from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. in the westbound direction and 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. in the eastbound direction for milling and paving operations: 

• The ramp from Summit Drive to westbound I-376

• The ramp from Robinson Town Boulevard to eastbound I-376

• The eastbound I-376 ramp to Robinson Town Centre Boulevard

The ramps will not close simultaneously. Ramp traffic will be detoured during the milling and paving operations.

Posted Detours

Summit Park Drive On-ramp to Westbound I-376

• Continue eastbound on I-376 past the closed ramp at the Crafton interchange

• Take the ramp to Ridge Road (Exit 61)

• Turn left onto Ridge Road

• Turn left onto Campbells Run Road

• Turn left onto Route 60 (Steubenville Pike)

• Turn right onto the ramp to westbound I-376 toward the airport

• End detour 

Robinson Town Centre On-ramp to Eastbound I-376

• From Summit Park Drive, take the westbound I-376 ramp toward the airport

• Take the Montour Run Road (Exit 58) off-ramp

• From the off-ramp, bear right toward Cliff Mine Road

• Take the ramp to eastbound I-376 toward Pittsburgh

• Follow I-376 eastbound back to the Robinson Town Centre Boulevard interchange

• End detour

Eastbound I-376 Off-ramp to Robinson Town Centre

• Continue eastbound on I-376 past the closed off-ramp

• Continue eastbound on I-376 past the closed ramp at the Crafton interchange

• Take the ramp to Ridge Road (Exit 61)

• Turn left onto Ridge Road

• Turn left onto Campbells Run Road

• Turn left onto Route 60 (Steubenville Pike)

• Turn right onto the ramp to westbound I-376 toward the airport

• From westbound I-376 take the ramp to Robinson Town Centre Boulevard (Exit 59)

• End detour 

This $7.93 million improvement project includes milling and paving, concrete patching, drainage improvements, guiderail updates, median barrier replacement, sign improvements, pavement marking installation, and other miscellaneous construction activities. Additionally, overnight and weekend work will occur on 13 ramps through the corridor.  Overnight and weekend closures with detours will occur on the ramps.

Lindy Paving, Inc. is the prime contractor. The overall project is anticipated to conclude in December 2020.

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MEDIA CONTACT: Steve Cowan, 412-429-5010

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