Driver walks away unharmed after car falls 30 feet off of Highland Park Bridge - "Straight from a movie."
After dropping 30-plus feet from a ramp to the bridge, the car landed on all four tires and the driver walked away unscathed.
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After dropping 30-plus feet from a ramp to the bridge, the car landed on all four tires and the driver walked away unscathed.
Late September, or early October is when most of the construction will be completed on one of Pittsburgh's most congested highways.
Pittsburghers know how much of a headache Route 28 construction can be but as John Shumway exclusively learned, it will be finished before the year is over.
A busy corridor for commuters is about to become complicated even for seasoned Pittsburgh drivers.
Another traffic alert will impact your commute next week and the months ahead.
Closures will go into place on two bridges.
A four-vehicle crash has shut down part of Route 28 southbound.
The ramp from northbound Freeport Road to the Highland Park Bridge will reopen on Monday morning.
For drivers who use Route 28, you can expect a change that's taking place starting today. This is a huge change for the thousands of drivers who also use the Highland Park Bridge.
There's a traffic alert for drivers who use Route 28 or the Highland Park Bridge.
A major construction project is underway along a busy Pittsburgh road -- and the work will be ongoing for nearly three months.
At 3 a.m. Monday, the northbound Route 28 off-ramp to the Highland Park Bridge will be closing for about 3 months.
A big construction project that could create traffic gridlock begins Monday on Route 28.
The ramp from Route 28 to the Highland Park Bridge on the northbound side will be closed for three months.
Mostly slowly and not so surely, traffic is increasing still under the cloud of the Coronavirus Pandemic.
The southbound ramp to the Highland Park Bridge has reopened after a bus accident.
Route 28 South is shut down due to a crash by the Highland Park Bridge.
2020 is only a few weeks away, and it won't be long before orange is blooming on some major area roadways.
A multi-vehicle crash temporarily shut down part of Route 28 near the Highland Park Bridge Friday morning.
PennDOT will continue to work on the Highland Park Bridge this weekend.
Multiple construction projects this weekend may make for a hard time driving through parts of Pittsburgh.
The southbound Butler Street ramp to the Highland Park Bridge will be closed this week.
An accident has shut down the Highland Park Bridge.
A multi-vehicle accident temporarily slowed traffic on Route 28 Northbound Tuesday afternoon.
Penndot is planning to create two through lanes at the Route 28 and Highland Park Bridge interchange to speed up traffic flow.
