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Heartland Parkway passing/turning lanes set to open today A Red-Letter Day Event for Adair County today, as the Heartland Parkway is finished. It's described by the Kentucky Department of Highways as "a 2+1 roadway with continuous three lane cross section with alternating passing lanes." Complexity with require extra precautions, especially a drivers become familiar with the roadway, especially during the long Labor Day weekend. - CM By Ed Waggener Travelers between Coburg and the Columbia Bypass on Campbellsville Road will need to be especially careful today, as the long-awaited first leg of the $6.99 million dollar Heartland Parkway is scheduled to have passing/turning lanes open sometime today, according to an announcement published Tuesday, August 30, 2016 here on ColumbiaMagazine.com. (See Heartland Parkway project nearing completion in Adair Co., KY) The article urges drivers "to pay close attention to signage and roadway stripping distinguish which direction has the right of way for passing. Date is subject to change due to inclement weather or unforeseeable delays." Drivers are reporting that travel patterns are complex with some worrying about an increased risk of head-on collisions should drivers be inattentive even for the shortest time. This story was posted on 2016-09-01 04:27:09
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