Del. River Port Authority's Internal Watchdog Resigning His Post
Thomas Raftery was hired two years ago by the DRPA as part of the bistate agency's much-ballyhooed reform efforts. His task was to root out corruption and inefficiencies in the agency.
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Thomas Raftery was hired two years ago by the DRPA as part of the bistate agency's much-ballyhooed reform efforts. His task was to root out corruption and inefficiencies in the agency.
The plan is to have a better idea of atmospheric conditions in the event of another accident.
Officials say there will be no weight or truck restrictions and all three lanes will be open.
A bill that would create a regulatory structure for ride-share services (such as Uber and Lyft) was scheduled for a state House committee vote today but was pulled from the agenda.
New Jersey Transit reports an Amtrak train in the area of the Jersey Avenue station in New Brunswick was temporarily evacuated after a suspicious package was found.
The largest of the seven projects, costing $32 million, is to shore up the cabling that powers SEPTA's entire Regional Rail system.
The global construction management firm has been based in Willingboro and, later, Marlton, NJ since its founding by Irv Richter in 1976.
A traffic ramp used by tens of thousands of drivers daily to get from Spring Garden Street in Philadelphia onto the westbound Schuylkill Expressway is being closed today for more than two months for reconstruction work.
SEPTA says signal problems have put the brakes on all Airport Line Train service between the Airport and 30th Street Station.
Bensalem public safety director Fred Harran says he's been in touch with Parx executives about how to deal with the 30,000 people expected here to watch the Kentucky Derby winner run on Saturday.
"The idea is to take up a parking space that a car would usually use and occupy it with a park," explains Danielle Denk.
A June inspection found damage to several gusset plates -- the steel sheets that connect trusses.
Fox, a Democrat, served as transportation commissioner, and later as chief of staff, to former governor Jim McGreevey.
A multi-million dollar grant is being put toward a study to make much-needed improvements to the Roosevelt Boulevard.
Defendant Robert Coppack admitted to a series of abusive, obscene, and profane actions.
