Beaverville

Beaverville, IL · Traffic & Transit
newschannel20.com
Traffic report as Labor Day weekend ends in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, Ill (WICS) — Triple A says despite higher prices, Americans across the board are opting to travel this Labor Day weekend. But as the holiday comes to a close, Illinoisans are making their way back home...which is where NewsChannel 20 Emily Jordan joins us with a report on how Illinois State Police tracked incidents around Springfield this weekend.
NBC Chicago
Gas prices reach record highs as Labor Day weekend travel begins
If you're planning to hit the road this weekend, you almost certainly won't be alone. More than 45 million Americans are expected to travel 50 miles or more, but they'll be facing record-high prices at the pump. The national average has never topped $4 on Labor Day weekend. Clearly, this...
FOX 32 Chicago
How record diesel prices could raise costs for consumers
Streetsblog Capitol Hill
Illinois already killed parking mandates. Chicago should finish the job.
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wtyefm.com
IDOT Announce Holiday Lane Opening
(Undated) — The Illinois Department of Transportation announced that lanes that have been closed for construction will reopen, where possible, for the Labor Day weekend to minimize travel disruption. According to IDOT, the “lane reduction” on Illinois 1 north and south of Lawrenceville will continue, with traffic controlled by temporary signals. They say “non-emergency closures” will be suspended from 3 p.m. today to 11:59 p.m. Monday. Drivers are urged to pay close attention to changing conditions and signs in work zones, obey posted speed limits, refrain from using mobile devices, and stay alert for workers and equipment. At all times, please buckle up and drive safely.
WGEM
‘Not worth the risk’: First responders warn of hot car dangers - clipped version