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Lineboro, MD · Traffic & Transit
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City of Harrisburg rewarded almost $250K for traffic signal at deadly intersection
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — The City of Harrisburg was reportedly awarded $248,000 in state funding on Friday to put a traffic signal at the intersection of Front Street and Vaughn Street to make Riverfront Park more accessible. PennDOT's Automated Red-Light Enforcement (ARLE) grant program awarded the money to...
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I-83 bridge project draws low bid of $1.3 billion, PennDOT says
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — The bids are in to replace the I-83 John Harris Memorial South Bridge and it’ll cost a pretty penny. PennDOT announced the apparent low bidder to replace the aging bridge spanning the Susquehanna River between Harrisburg and Lemoyne. A joint venture between Joseph E. Fay Company and New Enterprise Stone and […]
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Emergency roadwork closes northbound Harford Road in Carney
UPDATE 2: All lanes have been reopened. UPDATE: Eastbound and westbound Joppa Road are also now closed at Harford Road. Original story below… ——— CARNEY, Md. — Emergency roadwork closed all northbound lanes of Maryland Route 147 in Baltimore County on Thursday afternoon, state transportation officials said. The Maryland State Highway Administration issued an alert […]
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State funding backs Front Street traffic light, safety projects across central Pennsylvania
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Numerous road projects across the Midstate are receiving state funding to help improve traffic safety, state officials announced Friday. PennDOT announced $12.9 million in funding from the Automated Red-Light Enforcement program for 33 projects statewide. The funding comes from fines from red light violations at intersections in Philadelphia County. Among them […]
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New Flash Bus Rapid Transit Route Connecting Rockville and Wheaton Expected to Open in Late 2028
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) is moving forward with plans to expand its Flash Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system along Veirs Mill Road, connecting Rockville and Wheaton with 12 modern stations, faster bus service, and significant pedestrian safety improvements. The new route is expected to begin service in late 2028.
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MTA's Call-A-Ride program faces major issues as people struggle to get critical rides
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Volunteers take apart historic train replica before traveling to Gettysburg