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Kraft Street to close for two days
Sewer line replacement upgrade to bring a complete blockage to Kraft Street at North Second, Riverside Drive and New Providence Blvd. Traffic snarls will likely prevail for two days during road work.
According to Clarksville Transit System Information Office, due to road work at the intersection of North Second Street, Riverside Drive, New Providence Blvd and Kraft Street, downtown traffic will undergo a major disruption for two days, starting Wednesday, July 22. This road work is a precursor to the major traffic disruption which TDOT has announced starting at the end of this month for this intersection.
CTS will alter its Fort Campbell/Fort Campbell Blvd bus route to exclude the Kraft Street portion for these two days. The Ladd Street and Van Leer at Eighth Street bus stops will be inactive during these two days. Lincoln Homes residents will need to utilize the bus stops along Farris Street while the roadwork is underway.
State transportation officials, the contractor and representatives from the city will meet Wednesday to discuss plans for altering city traffic patterns for the upcoming four month re-working of Clarksville’s sole North-South corridor roadway.
Regular bus routing is expected to resume on Friday morning. For more information on CTS bus routing, call the administration office at 931-553-2430.
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