The city is kicking off a safety project that will add sidewalks, improve crossings, and even reduce lanes to slow traffic down.
Big changes are coming to U.S. 101 in Aberdeen starting this month. The city is kicking off a safety project that will add sidewalks, improve crossings, and even reduce lanes to slow traffic down. It’s all aimed at making things safer for drivers and pedestrians. Expect lane closures and delays through the summer, with the project expected to finish up in late fall.
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