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Overnight traffic shift to close lanes at Route 30, Route 222 interchange

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Overnight traffic shift to close lanes at Route 30, Route 222 interchange — Reading Community news

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will close lanes at the Route 30 and Route 222 interchange in Lancaster County as part of an overnight traffic shift next week.

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