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Upper Hanover Township, PA · Traffic & Transit
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Tickets set for the Pennsylvanian's second daily round-trip from Amtrak
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Five Highway Work Zones Could Make This Week a Mess
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Drivers across Bucks, Delaware and Philadelphia counties should prepare for a series of daytime and overnight lane restrictions this week as PennDOT crews continue resurfacing and roadway improvement work on five state highways. At a Glance. Roads Affected: Woodbourne Road, I-95, Ridge Avenue, Berkley Street/Roberts Avenue,...
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Who’s Philly’s Best Parallel Parker? Meet the City’s First Champion
Parallel parking in Philadelphia can sometimes feel like a competitive sport, and now it officially has a champion. The inaugural Philadelphia parallel parking contest was held Saturday, October 3, 2026, at Headhouse Plaza, giving some of the city’s most confident drivers the chance to prove they really do know their way around a tight parking spot. The Philadelphia Parallel Parking Association Championship featured three challenges designed to put competitors’ parking skills to the test before the top three advanced to a final round.
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Tacony Street Closure Will Bring Two Weeks of Nighttime Detours
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Drivers using Tacony Street in Northeast Philadelphia should prepare for two weeks of overnight detours as overhead bridge construction shuts down a section of the roadway on weeknights. At a Glance. Roads Affected: Tacony Street between Aramingo Avenue and Bridge Street. Dates: Monday, Oct. 5, through...
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New Traffic Pattern Setup to Finish October 10 Under First Major Phase of I-95 Reconstruction at Allegheny Avenue Interchange in Northeast Philadelphia
October 5, 2026 – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that preparations for a new northbound traffic pattern will continue for Interstate 95 drivers under the first major phase of the $311 million I-95/AF3 project to reconstruct and widen 1.3 miles of I-95 in both directions between Tioga Street and Wheatsheaf Lane in Northeast Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia’s Speed Cameras Billed a Dallas Man for a Mercedes. The Plate Came Off His Buick in 2022.
Ronald Clements lives in Dallas, drives a white Buick, and says he hasn't been to Philadelphia in more than 40 years. The Philadelphia Parking Authority mailed him two speed-camera violations anyway, for a dark Mercedes. The Texas plate number on the notices had been retired in 2022, when Clements bought the Buick used and the state issued him a new plate.
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Drivers battle for Philadelphia's parallel parking crown
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Falling Leaves Mean It’s ‘Slippery Rail’ Season for SEPTA
With falling autumn leaves comes the return of “Slippery Rail” season for SEPTA. SEPTA describes Slippery Rail as a condition that occurs when falling leaves, crushed by passing vehicles, release an oily residue on the tracks. This residue reduces the friction between a train's wheels and the tracks, creating a slick surface. When this happens, train operators must reduce speeds to maintain safe operations, particularly on inclines, declines, and when trains approach the station platform, according to a SEPTA news release.
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I-95 Girard Point Work Could Trigger a Rough Thursday Night
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Northbound Interstate 95 drivers in Southwest Philadelphia should prepare for overnight delays Thursday as PennDOT closes a lane on the Girard Point Bridge corridor for construction-related material deliveries. At a Glance. Roads Affected: Northbound I-95 between Enterprise Avenue and Broad Street (Route 611) Dates: Thursday, Oct....
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SEPTA's Wilmington/Newark Regional Rail line resumes after being halted
Commuters who rely on SEPTA's Wilmington/Newark Regional Rail line had to find alternate service during Monday morning's commute as a disabled Amtrak train had halted the line. SEPTA officials alerted commuters through social media at about 8 a.m. on Monday. According to SEPTA, a disabled Amtrak train near Penn Medicine...
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SNAP changes explained; Parallel parking champ; School enrollment numbers | Morning Roundup
Art imitates architecture at this Little Free Library. New SNAP changes went into effect earlier this week, and states and recipients will be feeling the effects. “Historically, states have always shared part of the administrative costs of administering that program with the federal government, and so it used to be a 50-50 deal,” she said. “But a change has been made so that states are now responsible for 75% of those administrative costs.”
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I-95 Camera Repair Could Trigger Daytime Delays Tuesday
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Drivers heading south on Interstate 95 through Northeast Philadelphia should prepare for daytime delays Tuesday as PennDOT closes a lane for traffic camera repairs. At a Glance. Roads Affected: Southbound I-95 between the Academy Road and Cottman Avenue interchanges. Dates: Tuesday, Oct. 6. Times: 9 a.m....
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Pa. gas prices take slight dip but remain well over $4 a gallon : "I'm angry"
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Old City Protesters Demand PPA Stop Renting ICE 16 Hidden Parking Spots
A federally owned Old City garage managed by the Philadelphia Parking Authority reserves 16 parking spaces for Homeland Security Investigations, an agency within the Department of Homeland Security. About two dozen activists gathered outside the garage on 2nd Street to urge the PPA to stop leasing the spaces and to draw public attention to the arrangement.