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York Daily Record
PennDOT weighs whether to repair or replace aging Norman Wood Bridge
belairnewsandviews.com
Section of Cedar Lane in Bel Air to close for approximately 10 days
A section of Cedar Lane in Bel Air, between Cedar Day Drive and Cedar Lane Regional Park, will be closed for approximately ten days beginning Monday, October 19, for road surface repairs. Here are the details provided by the Harford County government:. Section of Cedar Lane in Bel Air to...
local21news.com
Major traffic delays expected on Route 222 as lane and ramp close for weekend repairs
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Drivers on Route 222 could face major slowdowns this weekend as a lane and an entrance ramp close for bridge repairs. PennDOT says the right lane of Route 222 North and the ramp from Route 772 to Route 222 North will close at 7 p.m. Friday near the Brownstown/Rothsville interchange in West Earl Township.
foxbaltimore.com
Baltimore ranked among worst U.S. cities for driving, WalletHub study finds
MARYLAND (WBFF) — A WalletHub study released Thursday ranked Baltimore among the worst cities for driving. The study compared the 100 largest U.S. cities and ranked Baltimore 92nd, just behind San Francisco, CA. To evaluate the best and worst cities for drivers, WalletHub analyzed several factors across four main...
columbiaspy.com
Third Street Bridge Inspection over Rt 30 in Columbia | October 13 & 14
Expect lane restrictions and travel delays on Route 30 during daylight work hours. Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that upcoming inspections will be conducted on the Third Street (Route 3441) bridge over Route 30 in Columbia Borough, Lancaster County. Expect lane restrictions and travel delays on Route 30 during daylight work hours.
lebtown.com
Jonestown to contact PennDOT about Market Street speed tables
This article was funded by LebTown donors as part of our Civic Impact Reporting Project. Jonestown Borough Council on Tuesday directed councilwoman Madisyn Breiner to reach out to PennDOT about possibly installing three speed tables on the PennDOT-owned section of Market Street between Mill and King streets. Council president Daniel...
columbiaspy.com
Ordinance needed before newly repaved blocks can be enforced as westbound-only, resident tells council
A borough resident told council that the newly repaved 100 and 200 blocks of Walnut Street cannot legally be enforced as one-way without a formal ordinance. Mary Wickenheiser raised the issue during the October 6 Columbia Borough Workshop. (The two blocks were recently repaved and fitted with new sidewalks. The area is still technically a work zone, with crews finishing line painting and road markings.)
lightnercommunications.com
Second Daily Train Service To Begin Next Month
A second daily Pennsylvanian passenger train service will officially begin operations on November 18th, offering expanded travel options between Pittsburgh and New York City via Harrisburg. Amtrak and elected officials gathered at the Johnstown train station yesterday morning to announce the landmark expansion, which marks the first major increase in passenger rail service through central Pennsylvania in decades. Previously, riders in central Pennsylvania only had access to one eastbound and one westbound train each day. The new service will double that capacity, bringing the total to four daily trains passing through the region. Westbound trains will depart Altoona daily at 12:24 p.m. and 7:05 p.m., reaching Pittsburgh in approximately two hours and 50 minutes. For eastbound travel, trains leave Altoona at 9:43 a.m. and 3:33 p.m. daily, arriving in Harrisburg about two hours and 50 minutes later. Tickets available for purchase on Amtrak’s Official Website.