Streets & Roads

Kenney’s plan includes $62 million over five years to expand mechanical street sweeping in certain neighborhoods.

Safe Routes Philly includes lessons ranging from a pre-K-friendly song about crossing the street to bike safety lessons for middle and high schoolers.

Here is what Biden’s new plan could mean for Philadelphia’s future, according to four local transportation experts.

Litter is a racial justice issue created by systemic disinvestment. Philadelphia needs to take a systemic approach to solving it.

The city released a request for proposals seeking designers to guide a major redesign of a stretch of the Parkway between Logan Circle and the Philadelphia Art Museum.

The plan presents a detailed, yet still unfunded, manifest for a transit system that doesn’t center 9-5 commuters and instead, serves a changed economy.

Downside: The path is detoured at Chestnut Street for up to three months.

Philadelphia’s system for collecting waste and recycling remains troubled nearly one year after the pandemic began.

The First Alert Weather Team has issued a First Alert for the potential of dangerous travel due to icy concerns from 4 p.m. Saturday through 10 a.m. Sunday.

The first part of a triple threat of icy conditions arrives Saturday in the Delaware Valley, putting Valentine’s Day and President’s Day weekend plans under threat.

A lawn is among the amenities included in the city’s proposed redesign of the intersection of Broad, Erie, and Germantown. The design aims to improve safety and add green.

Mantua residents are working with city transportation planners to improve safety on a dangerous corridor. Changes are expected to come later this year.

The bikeway runs along the middle of North American Street, connecting Northern Liberties to Fairhill.

Pennsylvania Turnpike officials are reminding drivers that toll increases go into effect this weekend along with a hefty surcharge on non-EZ-Pass users.

The 20-year, $90 million project to connect Norristown to the broader highway system is complete. Officials hope this will spur local development.