Lititz
Lititz, PA · Traffic & Transit
CBS News
Tractor-trailer overturns on Route 55 northbound, blocking all lanes
abc27 News
Rolling roadblocks expected as earthwork begins along Interstate 83
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Rolling roadblocks will begin soon as an area road project progresses. PennDOT announced that rolling roadblocks will begin Tuesday, Oct. 27 and will take place as needed between noon and 2 p.m. for the next six weeks. This is on Interstate 83 between Cameron Street and 29th Street. PennDOT said a […]
lebtown.com
City launches residential parking permit pilot in neighborhood around Good Sam
Lebanon city has launched a parking permit pilot program in the neighborhood of WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital at 252 S. 4th St. The city placed door hangers on the doors of homes within the pilot area the week of Oct. 12. The pilot area runs roughly from South 2nd Street to South 4th Street between Locust Street and Pershing Avenue. The city is mailing two resident parking decals and one visitor parking pass to each residence within the zone.
goreadingberks.com
The Antietam and Northeast Parkway: The Forgotten Highway Planned Around Eastern Reading
A proposed 6.6-mile, two-lane highway would have connected Route 422 with Pricetown Road. Although the continuous parkway was never completed, an early road and bridge link was actually constructed. During the 1950s, 1960s, and early 1970s, Berks County transportation planners proposed an extensive network of highways and parkways intended to...
columbiaspy.com
Columbia officials push to replace parking meters, outdated ticketing system
Columbia Borough officials want to replace coin-operated parking meters and aging citation system. Borough officials said at a budget workshop Wednesday that they want to move ahead with long-delayed plans to replace the borough’s coin-operated parking meters and its aging citation system. The changes have been discussed for roughly two years.
Hanover Evening Sun
Meeting planned on Oct. 26 for Hanover's Safe Streets for All project
A public meeting is planned amid the development of Hanover's Safe Streets for All action plan, with the public invited to give input on areas of concern. Development of the plan consists of a 12-month study that launched in September, which Hanover officials said will combine research, traffic data, and the community's input to identify road safety issues as well as to develop strategies and projects to improve traffic safety across Hanover. Once developed in 2027, the project will provide officials with an action plan of safety improvements and programs, along with the priority in which those actions should be completed. A 'public engagement meeting' for the action plan is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 26, 2026, according to an announcement for the meeting. Previously reported Where can Hanover improve traffic safety? Plan seeks public's input The meeting will be held in the council chambers of the Hanover Borough Public Administration building, located at 33 Frederick Street in downtown Hanover. Along with an introduction to the study, the public meeting will include a workshop with several interactive activities for participants, according to the agenda. Want Hanover and Adams County news delivered to your inbox? Sign up for the