The Press of Atlantic City issued a set of traffic advisories that will affect a number of roads across Atlantic County beginning Monday, September 14, 2026. The notices cite ongoing roadwork and construction as the reason for the expected delays and warn drivers that travel times may be longer than usual on the affected routes.
The advisories apply to select county thoroughfares where crews will be performing repairs, resurfacing, and other infrastructure projects. While the specific locations have not been listed in the release, the county’s transportation department confirmed that the work is part of a broader effort to maintain and improve the region’s road network.
Commuters who travel through Atlantic County are being asked to anticipate slower traffic and consider alternative routes where possible. The timing of the advisories coincides with the start of a new phase of construction that will continue over the coming weeks, meaning that the disruptions could persist beyond the initial Monday rollout.
The announcement comes as part of the county’s regular communication strategy to keep the public informed about projects that affect daily travel. Residents and workers who rely on the affected roads are encouraged to stay updated through local news outlets and official transportation channels as the work progresses.
The county’s transportation officials monitor traffic flow on a continuous basis and will adjust the advisories if conditions change. They have indicated that the primary goal of the roadwork is to address aging pavement and improve safety for motorists. As the projects advance, signage and flagger crews will be deployed to guide drivers through work zones and to minimize confusion.