Lions And Tigers And… Traffic? Oh My!
It's as much a sign of spring as April showers and May flowers. It's zoo traffic, and this time of year, it causes quite a headache across the entire city.
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It's as much a sign of spring as April showers and May flowers. It's zoo traffic, and this time of year, it causes quite a headache across the entire city.
If, like most people, you're worried about gasoline prices, you might.
A new law is on the books in Pennsylvania that requires motorists to give bicyclists four feet of clearance when passing.
New Jersey drivers will soon need to meet new requirements to get or renew their driver's licenses.
Cherry Hill High School East students are competing with nearly 30 other schools for a driving simulator.
Patco riders will be able to pay their fare with a tap of a credit card, beginning Monday.
New Jersey's state comptroller has reviewed the inner operations of the Delaware River Port Authority, saying his office has found a pattern of waste and mismanagement that cost the bi-state agency millions of dollars over a number of years.
Traffic is flowing again after a trash truck flipped over on the I-95 southbound exit ramp to the Vine Street Expressway.
Buying a new or used car or truck is going to look a little different in New Jersey, where they're doing away with the old-school temporary tags.
Commuters can expect delays of about 15 minutes on all SEPTA regional rail lines throughout Friday night's evening rush.
Penndot is now looking at stepped-up speed enforcement and more warning signs to slow drivers down.
Spring is time for getaways to the big cities, the urban centers of the nation and the world.
Officers with SEPTA's transit police have gone on strike following a stalemate in negotiations regarding a new contract.
Eyewitness News has learned there have been 152 assaults against SEPTA bus drivers since 2009, 100 of them were forced to take off from work, as a result of their injuries.
Some studies show there's no harm done to a plane by such technology, but Todd Adams with Lancaster Avionics, in Lancaster, Pa., has seen otherwise.
