US202:morris-swedesfd #3

The Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration awarded the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation a $1.7 million Formula Grant under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) on September 1, 2021. The funding will support the widening and reconstruction of approximately 3 miles of existing State Route 202 (Dekalb Pike) to a four-to-five lane roadway, as well as the widening and reconstruction of sections of State Route 2001 (Morris Road), Sumneytown Pike, and Plymouth Road totaling around 0.58 miles. The project also includes one bridge replacement over the Wissahickon Creek, three retaining walls, two sound barrier walls, traffic signals, Intelligent Transportation Systems network elements, and other miscellaneous construction activities.

Project description

US 202: morris RD - hancock RD U & L gwynedd, U dublin & whitpain twps reconstruction & widening this project is for the widening and reconstruction of approximately 2.912 miles of existing S.R. 0202 (dekalb pike) to a four/five-lane roadway, widening and reconstruction of approximately 0.17 miles of existing S.R. 2001 (morris road), widening and reconstruction of approximately 0.31 miles of sumneytown pike, and realignment and reconstruction of approximately 0.11 miles of plymouth road, one bridge replacement over wissahickon creek, three retaining walls, two sound barrier walls, traffic signals, its network elements and other miscellaneous construction.