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Twenty-five year veteran sergeant Nadir Nassry is said to have recruited trooper Joseph Ventrella for the escort of luxury vehicles that, at times, exceeded 100 miles per hour on the Garden State Parkway.
The American Public Transportation Association looked at both performance statistics and customer surveys before making its decision.
There had been concerns that the yellow lights were timed to meet federal rules, not the slightly different ones called for in a five-year pilot program for the cameras.
Crews are in the final phases of extending the third westbound lane on the AC Expressway from the Garden State Parkway to Hammonton.
NJT is getting $2½ million toward high-speed service between Deptford-Winslow and Philadelphia. Septa will receive $5 million to improve the 69th Street Terminal.
The accident occurred around 12:12 p.m. on Route 45 and Monroeville Road in South Harrison.
Commuters have probably noticed that the morning traffic on the Walt Whitman Bridge is backed up a little more than usual. An ongoing redecking project has reached a critical phase.
The Delaware River Port Authority says it is working to implement -- and set in stone -- many of the reforms approved by the agency almost two years ago.
A new study says there's a rise in road rage – and it points the finger at on-the-job stress and workers are being asked to take on more responsibilities.
The PBS program "Frontline" on Tuesday night profiles the "Hybrid X" team from West Philly High, which two years ago beat 90 of 111 teams in a $10-million global competition for cars that get more than 100 miles per gallon.
Septa and Peco officials say Mark and Patricia Andrews of Springfield Township caused more than a million and half dollars in damage when they used bolt cutters to rip down the copper wires from poles along the tracks last September.
"Power problems at Wayne Junction" is a phrase you often hear during KYW transit reports about delays on Septa's regional rail lines.
The press conference was held inside the parking garage of the Pennsylvania Convention Center at 11th and Arch Streets, which contains 18 plug-in charging stations -- the largest number in the area.
Dan Littley, chairman of the Towamencin Township supervisors, says it's all about community pride and community being.
Kenneth Mazik went through the plea process, admitting to a crime that could get him up to 20 years in prison.
