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A41 at Aylesbury closed by live electricity cable blockage - Vimarsana News

A41 at Aylesbury closed by live electricity cable blockage

Police say it was caused by a damaged electricity pylon near the A41 in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.

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State invests $13M in traffic safety improvements | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

State invests $13M in traffic safety improvements | News, Sports, Jobs

From Staff Reports HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Monday announced that it will distribute approximately $13 million in Automated Red Light Enforcement (ARLE) funding to 35 municipalities statewide to fund 39 safety projects. This investment, which supports the state government’s commitment to safer, more connected communities, brings the total dollars awarded through […]

PennDOT using red light fines to fund 11 area projects - Vimarsana News

PennDOT using red light fines to fund 11 area projects

Safety improvements will be made in Berks, Chester and Montgomery counties and the grant funding comes from automated red light enforcement violations at 34 intersections in Philadelphia.

PennDOT using red light fines to fund 11 area projects - Vimarsana News

PennDOT using red light fines to fund 11 area projects

Safety improvements will be made in Berks, Chester and Montgomery counties and the grant funding comes from automated red light enforcement violations at 34 intersections in Philadelphia.

PennDOT using red light fines to fund 11 area projects - Vimarsana News

PennDOT using red light fines to fund 11 area projects

Safety improvements will be made in Berks, Chester and Montgomery counties and the grant funding comes from automated red light enforcement violations at 34 intersections in Philadelphia.