TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Scheduled Closure of County Bridge Q-48 12/08/2025

RARITAN TWP., N.J. (Hunterdon County) — The Engineering Division of Hunterdon County is advising residents that County Bridge Q-48 located on Kuhl Road over a Branch of the Neshanic River will be CLOSED TO ALL TRAFFIC beginning on or about Dec. 8.

The County’s qualified contractor will be conducting reconstruction operations. County officials project the bridge to be closed for approximately seven (7) months. A detour for Kuhl Road will be posted.

This project was originally scheduled to begin approximately mid-to-late Oct. 2025 but due to delays in utility relocations, construction is now anticipated to begin the 2nd week in December.

During the construction period, residents and commuters may experience delays. Drive safely and reduce speeds through work zones, follow the directions and posted detours issued by traffic control personnel, allocate extra travel time and plan to use alternate routes.

To learn more about this project, visit the Hunterdon County Road Construction page. For more information about County Bridge projects, visit the County Bridge Constriction page.

Inquiries regarding the project shall be directed to the Hunterdon County Department of Public Works’ (“County DPW”) Division of Roads and Bridges at: (908) 788-1178, via email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; or visit the County’s DPW page.

About Hunterdon County:

Established Mar. 11, 1714, and named after New Jersey colonial governor Robert Hunter, FRS, the County of Hunterdon is home to 26 individual municipalities and covers 437 square miles of the Garden State. The county is situated within the rolling farmlands of the Delaware River Valley, 60 miles from Philadelphia and New York City with a diverse population, ranging from the skilled workers of modern technology to artists and farm workers. Rich in history, lakes, woodlands, recreational, and cultural activities, the county has numerous quiet and secluded roads that make hiking and bicycling a new adventure worth exploring for residents and commuters alike. To learn more, visit Hunterdon County’s website.

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