Ross Township Receives $900,000 Grant for McKnight Road Traffic Signal Upgrades
Ross Township in Pittsburgh has been awarded a $900,000 grant to upgrade traffic signals along McKnight Road.
Pittsburgh, PA, August 10, 2026 —
Ross Township, located in Pittsburgh, has been awarded a significant grant of $900,000. This funding is designated for crucial upgrades to the traffic signal systems along McKnight Road.
The grant aims to modernize the existing infrastructure, which is expected to improve traffic flow and enhance safety for motorists and pedestrians in the area. Specific details regarding the timeline for the upgrades or the exact nature of the technological improvements were not immediately available.
McKnight Road is a major thoroughfare in Ross Township, experiencing considerable traffic volume. The planned signal upgrades are anticipated to address long-standing traffic management issues and potentially reduce congestion. Further information on the project’s implementation phases and expected completion dates is pending.
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