Philadelphia Weather: SEPTA, Amtrak Modifying Service Due To Winter Storm
SEPTA and Amtrak are modifying their schedules on Wednesday due to the winter storm hitting the region.
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SEPTA and Amtrak are modifying their schedules on Wednesday due to the winter storm hitting the region.
I-676 Westbound has reopened after an early morning crash involving a tractor-trailer snarled traffic on Monday.
The group of approximately 25 has been seen cutting off traffic and driving on the wrong side road while doing wheelies.
The new board is compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
There has been no word yet on any injuries.
It'll cost another dollar for cars and small trucks, going from $4 to $5.
Pennsylvania State Police expect the lanes to be reopened by midnight.
The driver noticed the fuel leaking and pulled over near Garnet Mine Road.
A portion of the Schuylkill Expressway has reopened following a multi-vehicle accident on Monday afternoon.
An overturned trailer is blocking a lane on the Woodhaven Road exit of I-95, less than 24 hours after a tanker exploded on the ramp Thursday.
The accident happened at 41st Street and Chester Avenue, shortly after 11:30 a.m.
But officials told business owners this week that the stretch of Sansom Street won't reopen until June as the work continues.
Workers will begin to fix the sewer Monday, but the Water Department says it could take two to three weeks to finish the repairs.
The flipping board will move to the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Whether the move will be permanent remains to be seen.
The digital kiosk known as LinkPHL displays ads, but users can make calls, charge their phones and access WiFi for free.
