The city of Lawrenceville will be converting two downtown streets from one-way traffic to two-way on July 9.
The plan is part of the city’s Livable Communities Initiative, intended to make city roads safer and easier to navigate.
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Perry and Clayton streets from Pike Street south will start the transition to two-way traffic in early July, and the process will last a few weeks, according to the city.
The timeline depends on how much work construction crews accomplish during the transition process, according to a city alert. The city asks drivers to have patience and be cautious while driving during the transition.
“The two-way streets will benefit all of those who live, work, play and visit Lawrenceville’s downtown by providing increased connectivity, better navigation, and pedestrian safety,” said City Manager Chuck Warbington in a release. “We are looking forward to having the project completed and ask for the public’s patience during the conversion process.”
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