Rugar Street Traffic Patterns to Be Altered as SUNY Plattsburgh Students Move In
PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (Aug. 12, 2010) – To ease traffic congestion on Rugar Street as college students move into dormitories, traffic flow will be one way from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 28.
The one-way traffic pattern will ensure the safety of students and their families as they move into the residence halls, the majority of which are located within a four-block stretch of the city street.
Motorists traveling along Rugar, between Memorial Hall and the Sanborn Avenue extension, will only be able to travel in a westerly direction toward Plattsburgh High School. Those traveling on Sanborn, directly behind the college, will be permitted to drive in one direction only, from Rugar to Park Avenue.
Anyone traveling in an easterly direction along Rugar (toward Lake Champlain) will
find the street closed at the intersection with Sanborn. They will be diverted along
Sanborn to Park, Draper Avenue and then onto Broad Street.
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