Welcome to the I-95/US 322 Interchange Improvement Project Website

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), recently initiated the I-95/US 322 Interchange Improvement Project that will reconstruct the interchange to improve congestion and enhance safety for the traveling public.  As part of this project, portions of I-95 and the US 322 and Bethel Road interchange will be upgraded. The extension of Bridgewater Road will be evaluated in a separate project. This improvement project will reconstruct the interchange connecting two heavily traveled corridors, I-95 and US 322, and improve the region’s major north-south corridor extending from Wilmington through Philadelphia. In addition, it will improve US 322 which carries traffic from Chester and Delaware Counties eastward to New Jersey via the Commodore Barry Bridge.  PennDOT expects to complete environmental clearance and preliminary engineering by fall 2008.  Click here to view a map of the project area. 

Over the next two years, PennDOT will work with a consultant team of engineers, planners and other specialists to carry out environmental studies, develop alternatives to improve safety and congestion, and conduct preliminary engineering.  PennDOT and the consultant team will communicate with the public about this project through this website and various types of public meetings. 

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