Project Status
Step 3 of 4
Construction
Next Step: Completed
Project Overview
County: Allegheny
Municipality: Robinson Township
State Routes: Interstate 376, Routes 22, 22/30 and 60
Local Names: Parkway West, Penn Lincoln Highway, Steubenville Pike
Project Type: Interchange
MPMS Number: 27445
Proposed Construction Start: Spring 2026
Proposed Construction End: Summer 2029
Last Updated: 04/13/2026
On this $57.93 million project, the existing I-376 Parkway West/Route 22/30 interchange in Robinson Township will be reconfigured into District 11’s first Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) partial cloverleaf interchange. The DDI will improve existing and future traffic flow, operations, queuing, and safety on I-376, associated ramps, and Route 60. Work includes bridge replacement, roadway and ramp reconstruction, slope treatment, drainage improvements, traffic signals upgrades, signing and pavement markings installation, and highway lighting updates. Restrictions include long-term traffic shifts on I-376, closures and detours on interchange ramps, long-term single-lane restrictions on Route 22/30, and closures and detours on Route 22/30 for bridge demolition, and the erection of new bridges. The overall project is expected to conclude in the fall of 2029. Golden Triangle is the prime Contractor.
Additionally, this project is the first in the I-376 Parkway West corridor to implement an aesthetic component to the design with a theme of Hidden Histories, serving as a guiding narrative to highlight often-overlooked layers of the region’s unique appeal. Local artist, Kim Beck has been selected to contribute her concept, “Appalachian Ecology: Nature’s Quilt”. Beck’s design features simple shapes and silhouettes of local Appalachian plants and animal symbols like birds, deer, and native Pennsylvania trees.
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04/07/2026 Route 22/30/60 Steubenville Pike/Lincoln Highway Shoulder Restrictions Begin Wednesday in Robinson
Starting Wednesday, construction equipment will be unloaded in the median area requiring short-term shoulder closures as needed on Route 22/30/60 (Steubenville Pike/Lincoln Highway) between Montour Church Road and Campbells Run Road from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM through Wednesday, April 22 in preparation of future project work.
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09/09/2025 PennDOT Announces Partnership with Local Artists to Incorporate Artwork into the I-376 Parkway West Corridor in Allegheny County
As the department prepares to design projects throughout the Parkway West corridor, local artists will be selected to contribute an aesthetic display to the work. The theme of the artwork shown throughout the corridor, Hidden Histories serves as a guiding narrative and invites artists to highlight often-overlooked layers of the region’s unique appeal.
Past Public Outreach
09/09/2025 Update
PennDOT Announces Partnership with Local Artists to Incorporate Artwork into the I-376 Parkway West Corridor in Allegheny County
As the department prepares to design projects throughout the Parkway West corridor, local artists will be selected to contribute an aesthetic display to the work. The theme of the artwork shown throughout the corridor, Hidden Histories serves as a guiding narrative and invites artists to highlight often-overlooked layers of the region’s unique appeal.
The first project in this series will be the Route 22 / I-376 Interchange, which will provide improvements to the I-376 ramp connections to Route 22/30/60. Work will improve operations and safety as part of the new Diverging Diamond Interchange.
As part of this project, District 11 worked with Shiftworks Community + Public Arts to facilitate the selection of an artist to contribute a surface design for the interchange infrastructure. This opportunity was issued through the Pittsburgh Creative Corps, and pre-qualified artists living in southwestern Pennsylvania were given the chance to apply.
The final panel, consisting of PennDOT staff, as well as art and design professionals selected Pittsburgh-based artist, Kim Beck. Her concept for the interchange is Appalachian Ecology: Nature’s Quilt. Beck’s design features simple shapes and silhouettes of local Appalachian plants and animal symbols like birds, deer, and native Pennsylvania trees.
Read the full details in our press release.
Public Meetings
A live virtual public meeting was held in 2023. The meeting included a presentation on the project as well as an opportunity for attendees to ask questions. A recording of the meeting can be viewed below.
In 2021, a live virtual public meeting was held. That meeting included a presentation on the project as well as an opportunity for attendees to ask questions. A recording of the meeting can be viewed here.
Contact Information
Yasmeen Manyisha
Press Officer
ymanyisha@pa.gov
Accessibility
The project documents can be made available in alternative languages or formats if requested. If you need translation or interpretation services, have special needs, or have concerns that require individual attention, please contact the Project Manager listed above.
Title VI
Pursuant to the Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, PennDOT does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age, or disability. If you feel that you have been denied the benefits of, or participation in a PennDOT program or activity, you may contact the PennDOT, Bureau of Equal Opportunity, DBE/Title VI Division at 717-787-5891.