April 3, 2026

PennDOT has announced the following weather-dependent road projects that could affect drivers in the greater Chadds Ford area from April 6 to April 10. Motorists are urged to allow extra time traveling through one of the construction zones. Work schedules are subject to change.

• Vegetation management will cause weekday lane closures on Red Lion Road between Marlboro and Lenape Unionville roads in Pocopson Township through May 1.

• Drivers should expect daytime lane closures on Route 1 between Creek and Ring Roads in Chadds Ford Township through April 30 for ADA ramp and sidewalk installation.

• ADA ramp and sidewalk installation will also cause daytime lane closures on Creek Road between Route 1 and Upper Bank Drive in Chadds Ford Township through April 30.

• Utility construction will cause daytime detours on Route 926 between Concord and Northgate roads in Westtown Township from April 5 through May 9. During the closure, passenger vehicles will be directed to use Concord Road, Oakbourne Road, and Shiloh Road. Trucks will be directed to use Route 202, Route 3, and Route 352.

• Pipe installation will cause a daytime closure of Route 926 between Schoolhouse and Conservatory roads from April 7-10. During the closure, motorists will be directed to use Schoolhouse, Longwood, and Conservatory roads.

• Pipe replacement is planned for Route 926 from Tuesday, April 7, through Friday, April 10, in East Marlborough Township. Route 926 will be closed between Newark Road and Route 82.

• Roadway construction will continue to cause weekday lane closures on Route 202 at Route 926 in Westtown and Thornbury townships from Monday, March 30, through Friday, April 3.

• Overhead utility work will cause daytime lane shifts on E. Cypress Street at its intersection with Ways Lane in Kennett Square through April 9.

• Vegetation management will cause daytime lane closures on Northbrook Road between Route 162 and Indian Hannah Road, and on Wawaset Road between Camp Linden Road and Carolannes Way in Pocopson Township through April 18.

• Overhead utility work will cause daytime lane closures on Route 1 between W. Pennsbury Way and Bayard Road in Pennsbury and E. Marlborough townships through April 9.

• Milling and curb/ADA ramp installation will cause daytime lane closures on Creek Road between Route 1 and Upper Bank Drive in Chadds Ford Township through March 31.

• Tree trimming will cause lane closures with flagging on W. Unionville Road between Route 52 and Red Lion Road through April 3.

• Tree trimming will also cause lane closures with flagging on Wawaset Road between County Prison Farm and Route 52 in Pocopson Township, and on Route 52 between W. Lafayette Drive and Route 926 through April 3.

• Curb demolition, milling, and ADA ramp installation will cause daytime lane closures on Route 1 between Creek and Ring roads in Chadds Ford Township through March 31.

• Utility installation will cause daytime lane closures on E. Marshall Street at its intersection with N. High Street in West Chester through May 8.

• Continuing, motorists should expect daytime lane closures in both directions on Route 1 between the Kennett Oxford Bypass and Greenwood Road in Kennett and East Marlborough townships. The closures are to facilitate widening that 1.3-mile stretch of roadway to three lanes in both directions. Work is expected to continue through April 17.

• Intersection reconstruction will cause a full 24/7 closure of Bethel Avenue between Conchester Highway and Cherry Tree Road through late 2026. Detours to be posted.

• Road reconstruction will continue to cause lane shifts on Conchester Highway between Chelsea Parkway and Cherry Tree Road in Upper Chichester through Oct. 15.

• Roadway construction will cause daytime lane closures on Route 1 between the Kennett Oxford Bypass and Webb Barn Lane in East Marlborough and Kennett townships through April 24.

• Kennett Square is reporting that the Birch Street Reconstruction Project is scheduled to end in the spring of 2026. During this time, Birch Street will experience rolling road closures where one or both lanes of traffic may be closed for a few hundred feet at a time. In general, the road will be open to local traffic, and road closures will be minimized as much as possible. When both lanes of traffic need to be closed for construction activities, access will be available on both sides of Birch Street, from South Broad Street and South Walnut Street.