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Short Term Lane Closures Expected Today
PennDOT warns of potential delays on U.S. 22 in Blair County
Published on Feb. 27, 2026
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PennDOT is informing drivers of the potential for short-term delays today, from lane restrictions on U.S. 22 between the Gallitzin Exit at the Cambria County line and the U.S. 22 East / Route 764 North Exit at Cross Keys in Allegheny Township, in Blair County. The contractor will be installing overhead signs with temporary lane closures alternating between the passing lane and the travel lane on U.S. 22.
Why it matters
These lane closures could cause traffic delays for drivers traveling on U.S. 22 in the affected area. PennDOT is advising extra caution in the work zones to ensure safety.
The details
The lane restrictions will involve alternating closures of the passing lane and travel lane on U.S. 22 as the contractor installs new overhead signs in the area. PennDOT is urging drivers to use caution when navigating through the work zones.
- The lane closures are expected to take place today, February 27, 2026.
The players
PennDOT
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, the state agency responsible for maintaining and improving the Commonwealth's transportation infrastructure.
The takeaway
Drivers should plan for potential delays and exercise extra caution when traveling on U.S. 22 in the affected area due to the temporary lane closures for overhead sign installation.
