Brookeville bypass wasn't needed

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just don't see a need for it.

You must not live on Brookeville Rd

Yes we should spend millions to fix a road that a total pf 20 people live on.

[Anonymous]

Any word on when it will be completed?

[Anonymous]

Hopefully by Fall, that's what I heard.

[Anonymous]

Still salty this road lacks proper interchanges

[Anonymous]

UPDATE: There's still construction on this road

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UPDATE: There's still construction on this road

I don’t think it will be ready by the fall but maybe it will be ready by early winter. It’s the slowest construction in the history of Montgomery County.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UPDATE: There's still construction on this road

I don’t think it will be ready by the fall but maybe it will be ready by early winter. It’s the slowest construction in the history of Montgomery County.

It’s a SHA project. Blame the state.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UPDATE: There's still construction on this road

I don’t think it will be ready by the fall but maybe it will be ready by early winter. It’s the slowest construction in the history of Montgomery County.

The state of Maryland is in charge, not MoCo..

[Anonymous]

Will this have any lights or dedicated turn lanes?

[Anonymous]

I agree.

[Anonymous]

When will Montgomery County finish this road?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When will Montgomery County finish this road?

It's a state project.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When will Montgomery County finish this road?

It's a state project.

Well, the state is obviously preoccupied with getting the Purple Line completed ((sarcasm))

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Will this have any lights or dedicated turn lanes?

Good question but I think the answer is no. If I’m remembering correctly I think it’s going to be a roundabout like the one in Laytonsville.

[Anonymous]

I will maintain to the day I retire, this wasn't needed.