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    District 6 Projects - Bucks County

    ​2nd Street Pike & Bustleton Pike Roundabout Project

    Project Status

    Step 2 of 4

    Design

    Next Step:  Construction

    Project Overview

    County: Bucks
    Municipality: Northampton Township
    State Routes: Routes 232 and 2065
    Local Names: 2nd Street Pike and Bustleton Pike
    Project Type: Roundabout Construction
    MPMS Number: 118020
    Proposed Construction Start: November 2028
    Proposed Construction End: June 2030
    Last Updated: August 2026

    In conjunction with Northampton Township, the Department will advance this project to construct a modern single-lane roundabout at the intersection of 2nd Street Pike (Route 232) and Bustleton Pike in Northampton Township, Bucks County. The project includes constructing a realigned Township Road connector to link the roundabout to the existing Township Road. The roundabout will have four approaches: 2nd Street Pike (western and northern approaches), Bustleton Pike (southern approach), and the proposed realigned Township Road (eastern approach). Additionally, the existing southern section of the Township Road (renamed Old Township Road) is proposed to be realigned to create a 3-legged T-intersection with the proposed realigned Township Road. 

    The existing intersection of 2nd Street Pike (Route 232) and Bustleton Pike is a skewed, signalized T-intersection that experiences high delays and long queues. The proposed roundabout will help reduce speeds through the corridor, improve safety, and enhance intersection operations.

    Pedestrian safety improvements are also part of the project, and the accommodations will be enhanced with the construction of the roundabout. Sidewalks are proposed along all legs of the roundabout and continuously around it. Crosswalks are proposed at all approaches of the roundabout to accommodate pedestrian movements. Refuge areas will be provided on each approach within the roundabout’s splitter islands to enable pedestrians to cross one direction of traffic at a time.

    Northampton Township has substantially completed the design of the project (see the plans in the Resources section). The Department will complete the design development and construct the project.

    Contact Information

    George Gumas
    Project Manager
    c-ggumas@pa.gov

    Brad Rudolph
    Media Contact
    (610) 205-6800
    brrudolph@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.

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