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Traffic Lights Down, Out At Old Georgetown Road

By WTOP Staff

Old Georgetown downed traffic lights

A downed batch of traffic lights means a modified traffic pattern on Saturday evening at the intersection of Old Georgetown Road, Arlington Road and St Elmo Avenue.

The pole support of the lights and road signs at the east end of the intersection toppled over sometime on Saturday.

There is no access to St Elmo Avenue and all traffic at the intersection must stop at a flashing red light.

State Highway and Montgomery County crews are on the scene.

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