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Weekend Warriors: PennDOT’s Plan to Replace a Local Bridge Without Disrupting Traffic

April 30, 2018 By Tim McNellie

Cars wait at a red light at the intersection of Washington Avenue and Chartiers Street in Bridgeville.

 Construction won’t start until the summer of 2020, but PennDOT’s plan to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of Route 50 and Washington Pike is already in progress. Earlier… [Read More]

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At Public Meeting, PennDOT Will Discuss Major Changes To Chartiers Bridge & Surrounding Roads

April 18, 2018 By Tim McNellie

Logo of the Pennsylvania Dept. of Transportation

PennDOT is hosting a public meeting Wednesday evening to discuss major changes coming to the Chartiers Creek Bridge, Chartiers Street, and the intersection with Route 50. The meeting starts at… [Read More]

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Banned From Parking Directly in Front of Their Homes, Some Mill Street Residents Are Not Happy

April 11, 2018 By Tim McNellie

A car parked on the sidewalk on Mill Street in Bridgeville

For the people who live on Mill Street near the sharp turn in the road, it’s just common sense to park as close to your house as possible, even if… [Read More]

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Tense Traffic Talk Ends With Ultimatum For Borough Council

February 20, 2018 By Tim McNellie

Bridgeville resident Bob Fryer holds a map while criticizing borough council's response to the area's traffic problems.

A resident’s comments about traffic congestion created some tension at last week’s Bridgeville Borough Council meeting. The awkwardness was punctuated with an ultimatum delivered to council. Council president Michael Tolmer… [Read More]

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Bower Hill Road Construction Expected to End Friday

August 31, 2017 By Tim McNellie

A construction worker guides a heavy equipment operator around a section of railroad track at Bower Hill Road and Railroad Street in Bridgeville, Pa.

The road construction currently causing severe gridlock in parts of Bridgeville is projected to wrap up tomorrow afternoon, according to Bridgeville Mayor Pat DeBlasio. The intersection of Bower Hill Road… [Read More]

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Avoid Driving Anywhere Near Bower Hill Road For the Next Few Days

August 29, 2017 By Tim McNellie

A "Road Closed" sign at a construction site

Bower Hill Road will be closed in both directions at Railroad Street beginning tomorrow, Wednesday, at 6 a.m. for railroad crossing repairs. The closure is expected to last two or… [Read More]

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New Traffic Signals Will Use Real-Time, Shared Data to Ease Congestion

August 28, 2017 By Tim McNellie

The intersection of Washington Avenue and Bower Hill Road in Bridgeville.

The floppy disk-powered traffic signals at three Bridgeville intersections will soon be replaced by high-tech stop lights that use share data and real-time analysis to keep traffic moving. The new… [Read More]

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PennDOT Not Convinced That Left Turn Lane Is Essential At Washington-Chartiers Intersection

August 18, 2017 By Tim McNellie

Cars wait at a red light at the intersection of Washington Avenue and Chartiers Street in Bridgeville.

In theory, adding a dedicated left-turn lane from Washington Avenue onto Chartiers Street near the Rite-Aid store could help reduce some of the traffic problems plaguing the Greater Bridgeville area…. [Read More]

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Here’s Your Route 50 / Wash Pike Construction Update

July 19, 2017 By Tim McNellie

An overhead view of the intersection of Washington Pike and Route 50

Back in April, we reported on a construction project coming to the Route 50/Washington Pike intersection aimed at alleviating traffic problems by introducing new left turn lanes at major back-up… [Read More]

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Bridgeville Police Are Writing A Lot of Traffic Tickets Lately

July 3, 2017 By Tim McNellie

If you’re driving through Bridgeville, this is probably not the best time to be speeding or blowing through red lights. In May, Bridgeville police wrote 95 traffic citations, councilman William… [Read More]

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