Holiday Traffic Rush Is On
The Thanksgiving travel rush is in full swing.
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The Thanksgiving travel rush is in full swing.
It's been talked about for years, but the DRPA is now pushing it.
Members of TWU 234 have voted to ratify their new contract with SEPTA.
About 5,000 SEPTA workers will head to the polls Friday to vote whether or not to ratify the contract union leadership negotiated last week to end a six-day strike.
The northbound lanes were closed between Center Square Road and 322 because of the crash but one lane is now getting by.
AAA-Mid-Atlantic projects the roads will be the busiest in nine years.
The tractor caught fire around 5:30 a.m. Tuesday, a little past the Route 73 exit.
High hopes for a significant increase in federal transportation dollars.
For those relying on buses, subways or trolleys, no more worries about the strike hurting their ability to get out and vote.
All service expected to be restored by Tuesday.
"I will file an amicus brief in support of the immediate injunction," Wolf said in the statement.
SEPTA says it has filed a lawsuit seeking an injunction to end the four day long TWU Local 234 strike.
PennDOT says it has its proverbial ducks in a row as the winter driving season approaches.
It's been extremely busy at car rental offices in the region because of the SEPTA strike.
Governor Wolf has now signed legislation giving permanent authorization to Uber, Lyft and other ride sharing services in Pennsylvania.
