The pedestrian underpass on Cameron Street near the PA Farm Show Complex has closed until further notice, PennDOT shared on Monday.
PennDOT explained that they discovered concrete deterioration on the ceiling of the walkway, which goes under Cameron Street. Access to the corridor will be temporarily restricted.
Repairs to the underpass will begin later this year, as part of an already planned pavement preservation project that PennDOT is currently performing on Cameron Street. The total project, which includes making repairs and upgrades to the road, intersections, traffic signals, drainage and other areas, is expected to be completed by September 2026.
In the meantime, a contractor will install temporary shielding and supports in the Cameron Street underpass, which will remain until permanent repairs are made.
An alternate pedestrian crossing is located to the north of the tunnel at the intersection of Azalea Drive and Farm Show Drive.
Additionally, the left turn lane from westbound Cameron Street into the Farm Show Complex at Farm Show Drive will be closed until the permanent repairs are made. The lane is located directly above the deteriorated concrete and will be affected when concrete removal in the tunnel begins.
PennDOT encouraged drivers to be alert and proceed with caution through the work zone.
For more information, visit PennDOT’s District 8 website.
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