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Pennsylvania Department of Transportation repairs Route 202 sinkhole in King of Prussia

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What happened

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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation reopened all lanes on a sinkhole-plagued stretch of Route 202 in King of Prussia. Southbound lanes near Henderson Road, which had been closed since February, were reopened. The federally funded repair job cost $22.4 million, though the Department noted that short-term lane closures may occur as contractors finish the project.

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Why it matters

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The repair addresses a long-standing geological sinkhole problem in one of the region’s densest mall corridors. The project, which took two years to address, was a significant infrastructure undertaking.

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    Local merchants in King of Prussia might see improved revenue due to better traffic flow and accessibility to the mall corridor.

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