New Garden Township
New Garden Township, PA · Traffic & Transit
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I-95 Reconstruction to Restrict Surface Streets October 9-16 in Northeast Philadelphia
October 8, 2026 – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that travel restrictions will be in place on surface streets, including the ramp to I-95 North, as part of the $311 million I-95/AF3 project to reconstruct and widen 1.3 miles of I-95 between Tioga Street and Wheatsheaf Lane in Northeast Philadelphia.
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Bridge Repair Scheduled at Night October 14-16 on Interstate 95 South in South Philadelphia
October 8, 2026 – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that bridge repair will occur on southbound I-95 at night in South Philadelphia, under a $60.4 million project to perform high-priority repairs on interstate bridges across the region to maintain the functionality, safety, and mobility of the structures along critical corridors.
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Bridge Repair Continues to Close Interstate 95 South On-Ramp From Morris Street Through Mid-November in South Philadelphia
October 8, 2026 – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that bridge repair will continue to close the ramp from Morris Street to southbound I-95 in South Philadelphia through mid-November. The work is part of a $60.4 million project to perform high-priority repairs on interstate bridges across the region to maintain the functionality, safety, and mobility of the structures along critical corridors.
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Penn student commuters say SEPTA revitalization plan might miss the mark
SEPTA’s newly announced Accelerate plan promises new trains, accessibility improvements, and more frequent service, but for Penn students who commute to campus every day, the proposal may still fall short. Announced on Sept. 22, the plan imagines a “generational transformation” for SEPTA made possible by a decade of investments,...
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How to get tickets for the Pennsylvanian’s second daily round-trip
(WHTM) — Tickets will soon be available for the second daily round-trip Pennsylvania train service that begins operating in November. PennDOT announced Tuesday that you can get tickets this week on Amtrak’s website and mobile app for the second daily train on the route between Pittsburgh and New York from Harrisburg, Philadelphia and stops in […]
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Cherry Hill Road Closures Caused by Downed Power Lines
Cherry Hill police reported that downed power lines caused road closures in the township, affecting traffic in the area while crews responded. Authorities advised drivers to avoid the impacted streets and seek alternate routes until the situation was cleared. The notice was shared as a public safety alert, with police warning that the wires created hazardous conditions for anyone traveling nearby.
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Philadelphia Really Held a Parallel Parking Championship — And Folks Took It Seriously
The Philadelphia parallel parking competition just proved Philly can turn almost anything into a sport — including squeezing a car into a tiny street spot. Hundreds of spectators packed Headhouse Plaza on Oct. 3 to watch 14 drivers compete in the inaugural Philadelphia Parallel Parking Association Championship. Yes, an...
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Shoulder Repair Closes Interstate 95 North Ramp to Linden Avenue in Philadelphia
PennDOT announced shoulder repair will close the ramp from northbound I-95 to Linden Avenue in Philadelphia. Weather permitting, drivers are advised of the following travel restriction:. Monday, October 12, through Friday, October 23, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, the ramp from I-95 to Linden Avenue will be closed and...
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Philadelphia Ranks as the Worst US City for Drivers, According to WalletHub
A new study states what many Philadelphians likely already know about navigating in and around the City of Brotherly Love. According to a recently published WalletHub study, Philadelphia is the worst city in the country to drive in among the nation's 100 largest cities. Philadelphia ranked 100th overall in the...
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SEPTA universal student fare cards could carry hefty cost for Philadelphia
Providing unrestricted transit passes to all city students could cost an extra $64 million a year, SEPTA and School District of Philadelphia leaders estimate. School and SEPTA representatives were called to testify Tuesday afternoon before City Council about the possibility of introducing universal student fare cards, a proposal that is primarily being explored by at-large member Rue Landau.
NBC Philadelphia
I-95 South on-ramp to remain closed until mid-November for bridge repairs
The ramp from Morris Street to southbound Interstate 95 in South Philadelphia will remain closed through mid-November, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Officials said the ramp is expected to remain closed until Friday, Nov. 20, due to ongoing bridge repair work. PennDOT said the work is part of...
WFMZ-TV Online
PennDOT pledges continued push for Reading-Philadelphia passenger rail
READING, Pa. - PennDOT is promising to continue working to restore passenger trains linking Reading and Philadelphia. This comes as the state celebrates the addition of a second passenger train connecting communities from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh. The second daily train linking the cities will begin service on November 18th. Officials...
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Downtown Wayne Master Plan Proposes Civic Plaza, Parking Changes Through 2036
Downtown Wayne has a roadmap for the next decade. Radnor Township has released “A Vision for Wayne,” a 144-page master plan outlining how the business district could evolve through 2036, reports Richard Ilgenfritz for the Daily Times. The plan is now open for public review. Residents can weigh...
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Philly Crowns Its First Parallel Parking Champion
Philadelphia has officially turned parallel parking into a competitive sport. Hundreds of spectators packed Headhouse Plaza for the city’s first-ever Philadelphia Parallel Parking Association Championship. Nearly 900 people applied for a chance to compete, but only 14 drivers ultimately made it to the starting line. And these were not...