Wright State University Media Advisory

For more information, contact Cindy Young, (937) 775-3232.

September 9, 1998 (updated September 15)

ROAD CONSTRUCTION AT WRIGHT STATE

Editors: Wright State University fall quarter classes begin Wednesday, Sept. 16. As a commuter campus, Wright State always experiences traffic congestion as 16,000 students descend on campus for the first weeks of classes. This year traffic could be especially difficult because the North Fairfield Road/Col. Glenn Highway intersection in front of the Nutter Center will be under construction. This heavily traveled intersection handles most of the traffic coming to Wright State from Beavercreek along with the traffic coming from both the north and the south on I-675.

We appreciate your help getting the word out to students and returning faculty to avoid this intersection. The following information about the construction and alternate routes can help motorists beat the jam at North Fairfield Road and Col. Glenn Highway.

Construction at North Fairfield Road and Col. Glenn Highway Could Affect Back-to-School Traffic at Wright State. The Ohio Department of Transportation has begun a nine-month construction project to add additional lanes at the intersection of North Fairfield Road and Col. Glenn Highway. Traffic will be maintained, however, there could be long delays for those coming to Wright State.

To avoid delays, motorists coming from the north on I-675 should either:

Those coming from the south on I-675 should:

Those coming from the south on N. Fairfield Road should:

Call for updated traffic information:

Motorists can dial 775-4789 for updated traffic information on the North Fairfield Road./ Col. Glenn Hwy. intersection. Motorists with AirTouch cellular phones can dial #NUT for traffic updates on the intersection.

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