Critical Week For PA Transportation Money
Once again, transportation funding is teed up for a vote in what's billed as a make-or-break week in the Pennsylvania House.
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Once again, transportation funding is teed up for a vote in what's billed as a make-or-break week in the Pennsylvania House.
Nowadays, if you take your bike across the south walkway of the Ben Franklin bridge, you'll have to carry it up or down about three flights of stairs at the Camden end.
The Egg Harbor Township Fire Department is on the scene of a sewage spillage on a portion of the Garden State Parkway.
According to Trevose State Police, a school bus drove off the road while traveling on I-95 South near Durham Road.
Nutter was invited by Biden to look at the expansion of the canal, a project that could prove a boost to the Port of Philadelphia.
The accident occurred at W. 4th and N. Lincoln Streets in Wilmington. Another vehicle struck the back of the bus as it was traveling through an intersection.
The future of legislation that would raise new money for roads, bridges, and mass transit in Pennsylvania remains up in the air.
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation spokesman Gene Blaum says the salt depots are stocked with tons of salt across the five-county Philadelphia region, and plow blades are sharpened and ready to go.
Rescue crews are responding to the scene of an accident in Quakertown on Route 309.
The Justice Department reached an agreement to allow merger of US Airways and American Airlines.
Lindsay Stevens, 30, failed to properly negotiate a curve and her van traveled off of the roadway. Her vehicle overturned several times before coming to a stop in a retention pond. According to a police investigation, alcohol and high-speeds may have contributed to the fatal accident.
One of America's low cost airlines is expanding service at the New Castle County Airport in Delaware.
NJDOT has notified Camden County officials that a new traffic pattern is scheduled for Friday night on the Route 70 westbound bridge over Route 38 in Pennsauken as bridge deck replacement operations enter the next stage of construction.
Officials say they're signs of appreciation.
About 300 US Airways passengers complained that they were left unattended in the terminals for long periods of time or missed connecting flights when assistance was needed to get from one gate to another.
