Peters Road Roundabout Construction

State Route 219 Roundabout Project in Springville
Project Type
Project Owner

New York State Department of Transportation

Completion Year

2026

Contract Value

$5,116,455.50

Project Award

July 24th, 2025

Project Overview

Transforming the end of the 219 Expressway

This project is transforming the end of the 219 Expressway with a brand-new exit ramp and a modern roundabout at Peters Road. For driver’s this means reduced congestion at the busy bottleneck, enhanced safety at the former one-way stop at Peters Road and Miller Road, and smoother connections for everyone traveling through western New York.
project highlights

Key project highlights preformed.

Reduced Congestion
The new roundabout keeps traffic moving with a steady, continuous flow instead of forcing long waits at stop signs. This reduces backups during peak travel times, cuts down on stop-and-go delays, and helps prevent long queues that used to build up through the intersection.
Enhanced Safety
By replacing a stop-controlled layout with a roundabout, the intersection now eliminates the most dangerous conflict points, like high-speed right-angle crashes. Vehicles travel through at lower, more consistent speeds, improving reaction time and reducing the severity of impacts while making the intersection easier and safer to navigate.
Smoother Connections
The roundabout improves how drivers transition between Routes 219 and the surrounding local roads by simplifying turns and creating a clearer, more predictable traffic pattern. Whether you’re commuting, hauling equipment, or just passing through, the upgraded intersection provides a more efficient, safer, and more reliable route.

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