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Road construction projects continue in Metcalfe County

From Wes Watt

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is continuing two road projects in Metcalfe County:
  • U.S. 68 (from near KY 729 to KY 745) - A project to improve safety and mobility along a section of U.S. 68 in Green and Metcalfe Counties continues. The project will realign U.S. 68 from near KY 729 in Green County to KY 745 in Metcalfe County. The 1.2 miles of new alignment will feature 11-foot travel lanes with 4-foot paved shoulders. The new alignment is designed to reduce curvature and grade variations and will include construction of a new bridge over Caney Fork Creek. Motorists should use caution in this area.

  • U.S. 68 (at the intersection with KY 70) - An intersection safety improvement project continues on U.S. 68 in Metcalfe County. The intersection of U.S. 68 and KY 70 has been reconstructed to a new alignment just to the east of the current intersection. Motorists have been switched to the new alignment. The project has entered its final phase.
Note: All work is subject to change.




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