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Home > Blogs > West Chester News and Issues > Archives > 2008 > April > 13 > Entry

Orange barrel breeding season in full swing

By Matt Cunningham | Sunday, April 13, 2008, 07:03 PM

Anyone hoping to reach Mason via Hamilton-Mason road over the past weeks can attest that the orange traffic barrels are out and about in full force. Between IKEA, the Liberty Interchange and several other projects, it appears that this summer will have as many road projects as last year’s did.

A good way to stay updated on the roads (after checking at Pulse-Journal.com, of course) is through the BCEO’s road conditions page.

Even on streets not directly affected, there seem to be elevated traffic levels. Traffic on Tylersville road at noon Saturday was backed up from the highway to VOA Park, for example. Any thoughts on what’s causing the gridlock? Any thoughts on how the township might better handle the traffic load?

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