King of Prussia upgrades safety on First Ave.

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onstruction is set to begin in April 2018 on the King of Prussia First Avenue Road Diet, a project to improve safety for motorists and pedestrians along the heavily traveled commercial thoroughfare. (Image courtesy of Google Maps.)
Construction is set to begin in late April on King of Prussia’s First Avenue Road Diet, a safety improvement  project for motorists and pedestrians coordinated by the King of Prussia District (KOP-BID) and Upper Merion Township.
KOP-BID will host a public information session and open house about the roadway improvements Wednesday, April 4, from 1- 3: p.m. at the Freedom Conference Center, 1st Floor, 630 Freedom Business Center Drive, according to  a press release.
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Property owners, business owners, residents, and employees who use First Avenue are encouraged to stop by and review the plans. A brief presentation on the project and group questions will be held from from 1-1:30 p.m., followed by a a drop-in open house for those who want to review plans and ask individual questions.
A  second public information session will be held Thursday, April 5, during the Upper Merion Board of Supervisors’ workshop at 7:30 p.m. in the Upper Merion Township Building, 175 West Valley Forge Road.
The Road Diet project will reduce the hazardous four-lane road to three lanes consisting of a lane of traffic in each direction and a dedicated center turn lane, with bicycle lanes or a wider shoulder. The project will also include a mid-block signalized pedestrian crosswalk between 935 and 1000 First Ave.
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