Multiple Accidents Cause Early Morning Traffic Headaches For Pittsburgh Drivers
It was a rough morning for drivers trying to get into the city of Pittsburgh on Friday morning.
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It was a rough morning for drivers trying to get into the city of Pittsburgh on Friday morning.
A train lost its pantograph on the 'T' Monday morning near the Dawn Avenue stop in Beechview, causing delays.
A tractor-trailer crashed in the outbound lanes of the Fort Pitt Bridge early Tuesday morning.
The Greenfield Bridge will close Monday morning at 7:00 a.m. and will be closed for 30 days.
A truck came to a smashing stop at Commonwealth Place at the intersection with Liberty Avenue.
If you use the Hot Metal Bridge as part of your commute, you're going to want to start allowing for some extra time.
A major roadway in southern Allegheny County is shut down as PennDOT determines what to do next as a boulder teeters on the edge of the hillside.
The Roberto Clemente Bridge will close on September 12 and September 19 so that required inspections can be done.
Mostly slowly and not so surely, traffic is increasing still under the cloud of the Coronavirus Pandemic.
The Sewickley Bridge has reopened to traffic after being closed for preservation work.
All outbound lanes of the Fort Pitt Tunnel were temporarily closed due to a tractor-trailer accident.
An unmarked underground mine void that might affect the stability of a road in Allegheny County has forced an unexpected closure.
Work on the Sewickley Bridge is set to begin Friday.
While morning rush hour is far from normal these days, there is a disturbing trend emerging.
The city of Pittsburgh is taking traffic circles for a test drive.
PennDOT crews will be working on the Fort Pitt Tunnel in the overnight hours Monday night into Tuesday morning.
Commuters are staying home due to the coronavirus, and Pittsburgh's commute shows just how empty the city really is.
While rush hour in Pittsburgh may seem like a nightmare, it's not even in the top ten worst in the country!
Detours will be in place until early July on William Penn Highway at Rodi Road for bridge replacement work.
Thousands of drivers are seeing the signs and paying attention.
The inbound Fort Pitt Tunnel has reopened after a truck crash.
Bunola River Road in Forward Township is back open after drivers running a temporary traffic light forced PennDOT to close the road and put in place a winding eight-mile detour.
Large boulders have been reported on P.J. McCardle Roadway in Mt. Washington.
Some residents describe Chateau Street in the Manchester neighborhood as the Indy 500 Speedway.
A parking garage in downtown Pittsburgh will be closed for the weekend.
