US May Allow Bigger, Longer Trucks On Nation's Interstates
A proposal to allow bigger trucks on interstate highways is gaining legs again in Washington, DC.
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A proposal to allow bigger trucks on interstate highways is gaining legs again in Washington, DC.
One lane of traffic will get by during the night-time operations on Thursday and Friday and all day Saturday.
PennDOT plans a temporary closure of a busy ramp along the westbound Schuylkill Expressway at 10 this morning so crews can remove what turns out to be a man-made road hazard.
A day-long conference was held at Citizens Bank Park yesterday for emergency personnel in the region who arrive at traffic accident scenes.
The Delaware Valley is one of the big winners in the award of $2 billion in federal transportation funds.
Criminal charges have been unsealed against the driver of a doubledecker Megabus that rammed a bridge in New York state last September, killing four people.
Philadelphia's ban on handheld cell phone use while driving remains fully in effect, according to local officials, despite a ruling late last week that overturned a similar law in Allentown, Pa.
Septa is redoubling its security efforts in the wake of allegations that Osama Bin Laden wanted to derail commuter trains on the anniversary of 9/11.
It took two years to restore the Allen Lane train station, which was built in 1885.
A Montgomery County bicycle shop is doing its part to help area residents beat the high price of gasoline at the pumps.
While gasoline in South Jersey costs about a nickel below the national average, prices in southeastern Pennsylvania have crossed the four-dollar mark -- with the all-time record in sight.
The 90-year-old bridge linking two West Philadelphia neighborhoods is getting a rebuilt, thanks to funding from the state and federal government.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation says it is suspending all construction work that could affect traffic flow for the upcoming Easter holiday weekend.
If you're accustomed to driving around Philadelphia city hall on your daily commute, you might want to consider another route. PennDOT says crews will be doing major street work there during the next two weeks beginning Sunday at 7 p.m.
The Garden State is spending $2.1 million on pothole repair this season, which includes a three-month lease of a half-dozen specially equipped trucks that do quickie patch work.
