road work

We've seen some really bad potholes in Central New York, but this one has to take this year's award for the worst.

This week you can expect to see road work crews throughout Central NY.  In Oneida County there are ongoing bridge work projects in New Hartford, Utica, Rome and Vernon.

The weather forecast has temperatures in the 50s this week so you can expect to see road work crews throughout Central NY. In Oneida County there are ongoing projects in New Hartford, Utica, Rome, Vernon, Whitesboro and Yorkville.

The scheduled work for March got put on the back burner for a couple of weeks due to the weather. With the weather finally warming up this week, you can expect to see road work crews throughout Central NY.

It's that time of the year again, road work season. With the weather warming up this week, you can expect to see road work crews throughout Central NY.

If you travel up route 5 through North Utica heading to Herkimer and beyond, you'll have to stop again at the Burger King as the full function traffic light has returned. In other traffic news, in Whitesboro along Route 69, the traffic signal work at the Whitestown Plaza / Whitesboro Middle School entrance will continue for just a bit longer. You'll encounter sporadic, short-term lane closures con

If you travel up route 5 through North Utica heading to Herkimer and beyond, you'll have to stop again at the Burger King as the full function traffic light will return. In other traffic light news, in Whitesboro along Route 69, the traffic signal work at the Whitestown Plaza/ Whitesboro Middle School entrance will continue. You'll encounter sporadic, short-term lane closures controlled by flagger

The NYS Department of Transportation reports that I-790 paving operations will continue, and hopefully wrap up this week, weather permitting. The majority of the work is between between Edic Road and Leland Ave. Two-lane traffic eastbound and/or westbound will be reduced to one-lane traffic during daytime hours. You'll have to slow down to a reduced speed limit to 45 mph in the work zone.  A slowd

The NYS Department of Transportation reports that I-790 paving operations will continue, and hopefully wrap up this weekend, weather permitting. The majority of the work is between between Edic Road and Leland Ave. Two-lane traffic eastbound and/or westbound will be reduced to one-lane traffic during daytime hours...

Every day I travel the 790 back to North Utica from Marcy where the station is located. I've noticed that the road surface is rough and construction signs have been placed along the roadside. Looks like a slow down on I-790 is coming.

Have you seen the sanitation workers along Oriskany Street? Well, get used to it. Oriskany Street between Jason Street and Whitesboro Street, both the eastbound and westbound lanes will be closed at times durning the day Monday thru Thursday and there will also be extended daytime lane closures on Fridays. Expect complete closures overnights.

With gas prices back up to $4 a gallon we aren't traveling as much these days, but if you'll be on the road, it appears that paving and other road work operations will continue through this week.