Pittsburgh, PA – PennDOT District 11 is reminding motorists that the “Bathtub” area of westbound I-376 (Parkway East) in the City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, has closed to traffic due to flooding.
The “Bathtub” area of westbound I-376 (Parkway East) is closed to traffic due to flooding until further notice. All traffic approaching this section of I-376, located between Grant Street and the Fort Pitt Bridge, will be detoured.
Posted Detour
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From westbound I-376, traffic will take the Grant Street (Exit 71A) off-ramp
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Turn left onto Fort Pitt Boulevard
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Bear left onto the westbound I-376 ramp toward Fort Pitt Bridge/Airport
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End detour
In addition to westbound I-376, the following ramps will close to traffic:
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Ramp from Grant Street to westbound I-376
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Ramp from Fifth Avenue/Boulevard of the Allies to west near Oakland
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Access from Point State Park to eastbound I-376
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Ramp from Stanwix Street to eastbound I-376
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Ramp from Market Street to eastbound I-376
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Ramp from Wood Street to eastbound I-376
Motorists approaching downtown from the east should consider the following alternate routes:
Westbound I-376 to Downtown Pittsburgh
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From westbound I-376, traffic will take the Boulevard of the Allies (Exit 72B) off-ramp
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Follow the Boulevard of the Allies to northbound I-579 toward the Veterans Bridge
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Take the exit to Convention Center/7th Avenue into downtown Pittsburgh
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End alternate route
Westbound I-376 to Downtown Pittsburgh via Wilkinsburg
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From westbound I-376, traffic will take the Wilkinsburg (Exit 78B) off-ramp
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Follow northbound Route 8 to westbound Route 380
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From Route 380 take the exit to 6th Avenue into downtown Pittsburgh
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End alternate route
Westbound I-376 to Route 28 via Penn Hills/Churchill
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From westbound I-376, traffic will take the Churchill (Left Exit 79B) off-ramp
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Take Route 130 westbound to Route 8 northbound
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Follow Route 8 northbound to the Highland Park Bridge
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Take the Highland Park Bridge to Route 28
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Take Route 28 southbound to the City of Pittsburgh
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End alternate route
Parkway East to Parkway West via Liberty Bridge
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From westbound I-376, traffic will take the Boulevard of the Allies (Exit 72B) off-ramp
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Follow the Boulevard of Allies to the Liberty Bridge
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Use the left lane to take the Liberty Bridge and Liberty Tunnel to Route 51 northbound (right lane in Liberty Tunnel)
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Take Route 51 northbound to westbound I-376 towards Carnegie/Airport
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End alternate route
From points east of Monroeville via PA Turnpike and Route 28
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Take US Route 22 to the Pennsylvania Turnpike
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Take the Turnpike westbound to the Allegheny Valley exit
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Follow westbound Freeport Road to Route 910
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From Route 910 take Route 28 southbound to the City of Pittsburgh
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End alternate route
Traffic from Monroeville to Pittsburgh Intl Airport via PA Turnpike
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Take US Route 22 to the PA Turnpike I-76 West
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Take the Turnpike I-76 West to the Cranberry Exit
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Follow signs to I-79 southbound
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Exit at the I-376 interchange to westbound I-376
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End alternate route
Traffic From Monroeville to Downtown Pittsburgh via PA Turnpike
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Take US Route 22 to PA Turnpike I-76 West
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Take the Turnpike I-76 West to the Cranberry exit
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Follow signs to I-79 southbound
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Follow I-79 southbound to I-279 southbound
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Take I-279 southbound to the City of Pittsburgh
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End alternate route
Additionally, the ramp carrying traffic from the Fort Duquesne Bridge on southbound I-279 to eastbound I-376, commonly referred to as the “Interstate Connector”, is also closed until further notice. Traffic will be detoured.
Posted Detour
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Take southbound I-279 to the Fort Pitt Bridge/westbound I-376
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Continue through the Fort Pitt Tunnel
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Take the Banksville Road/Route 19 (Exit 69A) exit
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Keep left and loop back to eastbound I-376, following signs for Uniontown/Route51
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Continue through the Fort Pitt Tunnel
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Stay in the right-hand lane and follow signs to eastbound I-376/Monroeville
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End detour
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Contact: Steve Cowan, 412-429-5010
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