Multiple Traffic Lights Out

Posted on September 28, 2021 7:00 am EDT by

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Due to a power outage, many traffic lights around the City of Newark are not functioning. Areas involved include Library Ave., E. Main St. and E. Cleveland Avenue. You should treat intersections with non-functioning traffic lights as a four-way stop. Use caution and expect delays.

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