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Traffic Alert: Construction Closes Lane on Old Mill Bridge Road Until 3 PM

Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at 3:46 PM

Drivers on Old Mill Bridge Road northbound near Tidal Road will encounter a lane closure due to ongoing construction work. The restriction is expected to remain in place until 3 PM today.

Motorists traveling through a section of Old Mill Bridge Road should expect delays today as construction crews have temporarily closed one lane of traffic.

The Delaware Department of Transportation reports that the northbound lanes of Old Mill Bridge Road at the intersection with Tidal Road are currently restricted due to active construction work in the area.

Officials indicate the lane closure will remain in effect until 3 PM today. Drivers are advised to allow extra travel time and consider alternate routes if possible to avoid potential congestion in the construction zone.

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