NY State DOT Implements Measures to Prevent Bridge Strikes on Onondaga Lake Parkway.

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New York officials plan to temporarily reduce traffic on Onondaga Lake Parkway from two to one lane in each direction as part of new efforts to stop trucks from striking the low railroad bridge over the busy roadway that connects Syracuse with Liverpool. The move is one of several changes from the state Department of Transportation that could affect thousands of commuters and drivers who use the parkway and a ramp off of Interstate 81 -- all in an effort to stop truck drivers from hitting the bridge every few weeks.
- NY to reduce lanes on Onondaga Lake Parkway in new attempt to keep trucks from hitting low bridge syracuse.com
- State DOT announces changes to the Onondaga Lake Parkway to stop bridge strikes CNYcentral.com
- State DOT installs new sign ahead of Onondaga Lake Parkway warning drivers of incoming low bridge WSYR
- NYSDOT offers multiple solutions to Onondaga Lake Parkway problem WSYR
- New signage on Exit 24A ramp approaching Onondaga Lake Parkway may be sign of truck ban on the road CNYcentral.com
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