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Pilgrim Mill bridge work impacts Ga. 400 traffic in Forsyth

Bridge construction will require daytime lane closures and traffic pacing on Ga. 400 at Pilgrim Mill Road in Forsyth County. FORSYTH COUNTY
Bridge construction will require daytime lane closures and traffic pacing on Ga. 400 at Pilgrim Mill Road in Forsyth County. FORSYTH COUNTY
By David Ibata
July 14, 2020

Daytime lane closures and traffic pacing will continue to impact Ga. 400 at Pilgrim Mill Road in Forsyth County.

Crews will close a single inside lane of northbound Ga. 400, and implement traffic pacing on both the northbound and southbound lanes, as they work on the bridge that carries Pilgrim Mill over the expressway, according to a county announcement.

Weather permitting, the closures are expected from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily through Friday except on Thursday, when work will begin at 5:30 a.m., the county said. Updates will be posted as necessary to the county’s Facebook and Twitter pages.

The work is part of a larger project to widen a roughly 1.7-mile stretch of the highway from Aquatic Circle to Holtzclaw Road. Information: https://bit.ly/2Op0Q94

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