PennDOT is gearing up to address concerns about traffic congestion in at a busy area in Lower Bucks County.
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The public is encouraged to learn more by attending a virtual forum next month. The focus of the session will be the Rockhill Drive and Neshaminy Boulevard Intersection Improvement Project.
Currently in its preliminary engineering stage, the project stretches along Neshaminy Boulevard, from Palton Road to Bristol Road. It also covers Rockhill Drive from the Route 1 northbound off-ramp to a point just east of the Rockhill Drive and Neshaminy Boulevard intersection.
PennDOT has scheduled the virtual public meeting for Wednesday, September 6 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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Those interested in the meeting can join via the Microsoft Live Teams platform.
Participants will first hear a project presentation from the department’s design team. The public can then pose questions using the Q&A feature.
To take part in the online meeting, attendees will need internet access, a computer or mobile device, and a valid email address.
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Anyone needing special accommodations is asked to reach out either to Gail Farley at 717-885-9662 or to PennDOT Project Manager Sibty Hasan at 610-205-6854.
For those unable to attend the live session, a recorded version along with related materials will be made available on the project website afterward. Public feedback is welcomed and can be shared through an online comment form on the site.
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