Lakewood road closure in wall township to impact traffic until evening — A sign reading "Road Closed" dominates the image with a construction truck in the background

Wall Township closes Lakewood Road between Route 34 and Route 35 for roadwork

Wall Township, NJ – Drivers in Monmouth County are being advised to plan alternate routes as a section of Lakewood Road remains closed for several hours due to ongoing roadwork. The closure is affecting a key stretch between two major highways, impacting local traffic and access.

Wall Township Police announced Tuesday that Lakewood Road is փակ between Route 34 and Route 35 while crews complete work in the area. The closure is expected to remain in place until approximately 6:00 p.m.

Officials said the restriction will limit through traffic, though access to nearby homes and businesses is still being maintained through a designated route.

Detours in place for local access

Motorists attempting to reach properties along Lakewood Road are being directed to enter from Route 35, according to police.

Key Points

Lakewood Road closed between Route 34 and Route 35 for roadwork
Closure expected to last until approximately 6:00 p.m.
Drivers advised to use Route 35 for local access and follow detours

Authorities are urging drivers to follow posted detours and use caution when traveling near the work zone.

“Lakewood Road is currently closed between Route 34 and Route 35 due to roadwork,” Wall Township Police stated. “Motorists seeking access to businesses and residences on Lakewood Road should enter from Route 35.”

Police urge caution during closure

Officials emphasized the importance of planning ahead to avoid delays and congestion in surrounding areas.

“Please plan accordingly, follow posted detours, and drive safely,” police said.

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