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Feds get more info from Pa. on I-80 tolling plan
Federal highway officials are getting more information about Pennsylvania's plans to add tolls to Interstate 80.
Failure to inspect concrete prompted MBTA delays
The discovery by federal transportation officials that inspectors failed to check concrete supports on the Longfellow Bridge has prompted a slowdown on the MBTA's Red Line.
Central Pa. thruway project is shelved
Federal and state transportation officials are putting the brakes on the Central Susquehanna Valley Thruway in Pennsylvania.
Police pose as pedestrians to nab errant drivers
So why did officer Grace Delgado try to cross the road? To remind motorists that they must stop whenever someone steps off the curb into a crosswalk.  Nation's scenic parkways strained as traffic growsMeandering through wooded hills, the George Washington Memorial Parkway offers stunning views of the Potomac River and the capital's monuments beyond. It also offers one of the most direct commutes to downtown Washington for suburban residents - and that has brought traffic it was never intended to handle.
9th Circuit stays start of Idaho bypass
A federal appeals court has temporarily halted the start of a controversial highway project that bypasses downtown Sandpoint.  Critics question conduct of Baltimore Regional Transportation BoardToo much money for highways, and not enough public access to meetings?
Safety board: signs factor in Atlanta bus crash
The National Transportation Safety Board put heavy blame on the Georgia Department of Transportation Tuesday for an Atlanta bus crash last year that killed five college baseball players from Ohio, saying confusing highway signs were a primary cause.
Road project to replace arteries lost after 9/11
Two key southern Fairfax County arteries cut off immediately after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, will be replaced with a new four-lane road set to begin construction this fall, transportation officials said.
Calif's hands-free cell law for drivers in effect
Millions of California motorists had to put down their cell phones or risk a ticket Tuesday as a new law took effect requiring hands-free devices for those behind the wheel. |
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