Monthly Archives: May 2009

The American Automobile Association expects that more Americans will be traveling for Memorial Day this year, thanks to lower gas prices and travel bargains. AAA projects a 1.5 percent increase in people traveling 50 miles or more for the holiday, … Continue reading →

Drivers might see single-lane restrictions on Interstate 83 this week as crews clean under the guardrails, PennDOT says. That goes for Route 30, too, where crews will be mowing between the Hellam and Wrightsville exits. One road will be closed: … Continue reading →

Radio listeners across the state will hear safe driving advice from high school students this month in recognition of National Youth Traffic Safety Month, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. A group of Central York High School students recently … Continue reading →

Rabbittransit will not be increasing its fares in July, according to a news release. The transit authority had planned to increase fares by 5 cents on the fixed route services and 25 cents on the express service between York and … Continue reading →

Telecommuting helps to reduce traffic on the roadways and vehicle pollution. Now Commuter Services is encouraging companies to consider telecommuting for another reason: the swine flu. “Having a telework policy and plan also is a good way for regional employers … Continue reading →

Drivers might see some shoulders closed on Interstate 83 and Route 30 this week as crews clean. The I-83 work — cleaning under the guardrails — will take place between Queen Street and Route 30, and the mowing on Route … Continue reading →

How many miles is it to Railroad from the square in Shrewsbury? According to this sign on the square, it’s one mile: But if you look at this sign on the other side of the street, it’s two: Mapquest shows … Continue reading →