UPDATE: Preliminary Investigation Reveals Driver In Crash That Caused I-95 Shutdown Fell Asleep At The Wheel
The tractor trailer was removed from the scene and the two lefts lanes of traffic were reopened at about 8:30 a.m.
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The tractor trailer was removed from the scene and the two lefts lanes of traffic were reopened at about 8:30 a.m.
Federal lawmakers are considering raising the gas tax in order to fund road construction projects across the country. This could be the first increase since 1993.
Six former judges are on trial in the alleged ticket-fixing conspiracy.
Officials closed the White Horse Road bridge near Route 30 after inspectors noted a pair of failed girders under the span caused the road to dip more than it should.
The SEPTA strike this month lasted only a day, but leaving Regional Rail riders without a train to board for even that short time still was an inconvenience for many.
Repairs to the Interstate 495 bridge in New Castle County are moving along, though there's no indication the span across the Christina River will open any sooner than expected.
The 2014 report card from the Philadelphia section of the American Society of Civil Engineers gives the state no As. The highest of the sixteen grades was a "B" for freight rail.
An electric car charging station in the parking lot of the Barnes Foundation served as a backdrop for Penn Environment's release of a report on the impact electric vehicles are having on the environment.
Three members of the panel are on a 30-day mission to hear testimony from locomotive engineers and electrical workers, as well as SEPTA labor relations staff, and deliver a report with recommendations to the President by July 14th.
The eleven-mile stretch between Mid-County and the Lansdale interchange carries more than 65,000 cars a day.
Public safety officials gathered along the Delaware riverfront to warn against a list of activities that become very dangerous when intoxicants are added.
After four years of stalled contract negotiations, the clock is ticking again, but the next inflection point may be a month from now.
If you want to haul something heavier than 80,000 pounds over the Walt Whitman Bridge, you won't get a permit to do so for a while.
The change is in effect from 10 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Saturday.
The suspicious device that prompted evacuations and the closure of the Cape May Bridge was determined to not be an explosive device.
