PennDOT Patching Work to Bring Lane Restrictions on Midstate Highways
PennDOT is undertaking concrete pavement patching projects on multiple Midstate highways, leading to lane restrictions and potential travel delays for the next three weeks. Work begins this Sunday on Route 22/322 in Dauphin County.
Harrisburg Lancaster Lebanon York, PA, October 23, 2026 —
PennDOT is undertaking concrete pavement patching projects on multiple Midstate highways, with lane restrictions and potential travel delays expected over the next three weeks. Work is scheduled to begin this Sunday on Route 22/322 in Dauphin County.
The announcement identifies Route 22/322 as the first location where work will begin. It does not specify the exact work site along the route, which lanes will be restricted, or the hours when crews will be working. Details about the other highways included in the broader program were not provided.
The three-week period describes the expected duration of the patching projects, but no specific completion date or schedule for individual locations was given. PennDOT also did not provide information on the number of work sites, the size of the affected areas, or whether restrictions will change as work progresses.
Drivers should expect possible delays in areas where lane restrictions are in effect. The available information does not identify estimated travel times, detours, or alternate routes. It also does not state whether the work schedule could be affected by weather or other conditions.
The projects are described as concrete pavement patching. No further information was provided about the condition of the pavement, the specific repairs planned, project costs, or contractor involvement. The announced work applies to multiple Midstate highways, but Route 22/322 in Dauphin County is the only location specified in the information available.
Story summarized from the original created by Kyle Morgan on www.abc27.com, see more information here.
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