Jackson, NJ – Township and county officials are moving forward with three new traffic signals at key intersections in Jackson as the area continues to deal with increasing congestion and roadway safety concerns. The projects, spread across major corridors, are at varying stages of completion and expected to come online in the coming weeks and months.
At Diamond Road and Commodore Boulevard, one of the township’s busiest intersections, construction remains on schedule with completion anticipated by July.
Meanwhile, work at South New Prospect Road and Brewers Bridge Road is nearing completion, with officials awaiting final inspection before activation.
Key Points
- Three new traffic signals planned or nearing completion in Jackson
- Diamond Road project set for July completion; others coming online sooner
- Effort aimed at improving safety and managing growing traffic volume
Timeline for signal activations
At the South New Prospect Road and Brewers Bridge Road intersection, construction is expected to wrap up this week. Once final inspections are completed, officials are waiting on the signal vendor to confirm an activation date.
Another signal at Harmony Road and Jackson Mills Road is moving on a faster timeline. County crews are expected to begin work by the end of the week, with activation projected by the end of next week.
Addressing traffic growth
The signal installations come as Jackson continues to experience increased traffic volumes, particularly at intersections that have seen higher accident risks and delays.
Officials say the coordinated effort between township and county agencies is aimed at improving traffic flow and reducing hazards for both drivers and pedestrians.