FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Drivers using Crescent Avenue in Fort Wayne should brace for delays as one lane of the southbound lane will be closed starting Wednesday morning. City crews are scheduled to begin work at 8 a.m. in the 3200 block of Crescent Avenue, located between St. Joe River Drive and North Anthony Boulevard. The project involves adjustments to manhole castings and is expected to last into the afternoon.
Southbound Crescent Avenue: What You Need to Know
- Location: 3200 Block of Crescent Avenue (Between St. Joe River Drive and North Anthony Boulevard)
- Start Time: Wednesday at 8 a.m.
- Impact: One southbound lane will be closed
- Duration: Anticipated to last through the afternoon
This is a crucial update for drivers in Fort Wayne as the construction work begins at 8 a.m., affecting the flow of traffic. Those heading south on Crescent Avenue should plan accordingly, as only one lane will remain open during the project’s duration.
Adjustments to Manhole Castings
City workers will be adjusting manhole castings along the road, a standard but necessary procedure to maintain the area’s infrastructure. Though the city has not specified the exact nature of the work, such adjustments are generally required to ensure proper road alignment and drainage systems.
Potential Traffic Delays
While the city has stated the work will only take part of the day, motorists should expect congestion, particularly during peak morning hours. The affected area, located between St. Joe River Drive and North Anthony Boulevard, sees heavy commuter traffic and may result in slowdowns as workers carry out the necessary repairs.
Drivers may want to consider using alternate routes to avoid delays. While the southbound lane closure may not last all day, it’s best to stay updated on traffic conditions through local news or GPS apps to navigate the affected area more smoothly.
