5 more rest areas reopen with facilities in Pennsylvania

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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has reopened indoor facilities at five additional rest areas that had been previously closed because of the COVIC-19 coronavirus.

Trucker Update LogoPennDOT’s rest areas were closed statewide on March 17.

Additional cleaning and maintenance will be performed at all reopened locations, according to a statement from PennDOT.

The following locations reopened Monday, April 6:

  • Interstate 79 eastbound in Washington County, 3.5 miles east of Exit 1
  • Interstate 81 northbound in Franklin County, 1 mile north of the Maryland state line
  • Interstate 81 southbound in Susquehanna County, .5 miles south of the New York state line
  • Interstate 90 westbound in Erie County, .5 miles west of the New York state line

The rest area on U.S. 15 southbound in Tioga County, 7 miles south of the New York state line was to reopen today, Tuesday, April 7.