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Drivers in New Jersey are concerned after coming across roadway signs that say “Suspect Terrorism? See Something, Say Something" | World News

Variable message signs installed on New Jersey highways read, "Suspect Terrorism? See Something, Say Something," which has disturbed residents and caused fear of terror

The campaign, which was launched in New Jersey on September 1, projects the eerie message suspect terrorism? on billboards along the states major interstates.

Variable message signs installed on New Jersey highways read, "Suspect Terrorism? See Something, Say Something," which has disturbed residents and caused fear of terror

This deal represents the developer’s third joint Connecticut project with Eastpointe. Blue Vista has acquired a Connecticut project.

A coalition of local officials from across the country are calling on Congress to oppose proposed legislation that will allow an increase in the length and weight of large trucks traveling on commercial highways. In a letter sent Monday, the Coalition Against Bigger Trucks (CABT) said the measure would impact the current transportation infrastructure in…

Questions of all kinds: From interstate signs to Sunday brunch to a building in Bondville to planes at Parkland. Plus, the food-industry history of this weeks Now & Then building

A readers asks if the North Carolina Department of Transportation monitors the number of 18-wheerers travel the highways, like I-26 and I-40.

Motorists now can drive from Interstate 5 in Oceanside all the way to Interstate 15 in Fallbrook along a four-lane split highway with a life-saving barrier in the middle.

Even before state lawmakers in Annapolis approved their own “carry killer” legislation, local authorities in Montgomery County, Maryland had slapped their own response to the Bruen decisio...