Cranesville
Cranesville, PA · Traffic & Transit
butlerradio.com
Gas Prices Make Another Large Jump
The rising gas prices show no signs of slowing both locally as well as across the western Pennsylvania region as a whole over the past week. According to AAA’s weekly gas price report, the average price for a gallon of regular gas in Butler as of yesterday is $4.79—which is an increase of 20 cents compared to last week.
radiojamestown.com
Warren Officials Monitor Rising Diesel Prices, Say City Finances Remain Strong
Diesel prices have been climbing across the region, and the pressure is real for private contractors and local governments alike. In Warren, though, city officials say the budget is holding up. City Manager Mike Holtz said the city buys the majority of its fuel from United Refinery and receives a discount through fleet cards, which softens the blow of higher pump prices.
The Shenandoah Sentinel
Railroad work to close Germanville Road this week
GERMANVILLE – A roadway in Butler Township will be closed for most of this week as the railroad is set to work on one of the most derelict crossings in the area. Germanville Road will be closed at Gordon Road and Tiley Road to allow for railroad track maintenance according to Butler Township Police.
hoodline.com
Taylor Township Cement-Truck Rollover Raises Questions About Mixer-Truck Safety
A driver was trapped Tuesday after a Castle Builders Supply cement truck overturned on Route 168 in Taylor Township, according to the New Castle News. Emergency crews extricated the driver, who was flown to St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital. Authorities had not released the driver's identity or detailed the extent of the injuries as of Wednesday.
wisr680.com
Railroad Work To Shut Down Dinnerbell Road
Motorists should be aware of a couple of railroad repair projects set to get underway soon. PennDOT officials say a portion of Dinnerbell Road in Jefferson Township has been closed between Victory and Frazier Roads to allow for the repair of the railroad tunnel. This work is weather dependent and will continue through October 16th. The detour uses Route 8, Route 228, Saxonburg Boulevard, and West Main Street.
erienewsnow.com
EMTA Reiterates E-Bike and Scooter Rules While Riding
The Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority (EMTA) reiterated on their Facebook page that electric bikes and electric scooters are not permitted on the EMTA bike racks nor on board. The batteries often found within e-bikes and scooters that can become a fire hazard. They also reminded riders that any personal belongings...