64778 | State Road Reconstruction (Bristol Township, Bucks County)

The project is located in Croydon, within Bristol Township, Bucks County. The scope of the project entails full depth pavement reconstruction for approximately 2.2 miles of SR 2002 (State Road) from the bridge crossing the Neshaminy Creek (eastern abutment) to the intersection with SR 0413 (New Rodgers Road).

The main purpose of the State Road Rehabilitation Project is to repair/replace the existing deteriorated pavement and to improve stormwater drainage. Curbing (to control and provide safe access and manage drainage), shoulder widening, addition of left turn lanes at State Road and Cedar Avenue (SR 2011) and traffic signal upgrades are also proposed.

Specifically, the existing 11-foot travel lanes will be widened to a 14-foot eastbound lane and a 12-foot westbound lane/8-foot parking lane (curb both directions) for the western 1.6 miles. Further east, the roadway will be widened to a 12-foot lane with 8-foot shoulder each direction. Adjustments to cross slopes and vertical profile will improve drainage.