The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has launched a new public awareness campaign aimed at helping drivers avoid hitting low bridges with vehicles. The “Check Your Height, Know It’s ...

PennDOT announced the "Check Your Height, Know It's Right" initiative to help prevent bridge hits and reduce the risks for ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has launched a new campaign aimed at helping drivers avoid hitting low bridges ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation launched a new initiative aiming to help drivers avoid hitting low bridges. The ...

On July 22, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) launched a new public awareness campaign aimed at helping drivers avoid hitting low bridges ...

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) is joining their counterparts across the eastern U.S. this week to spread the word ...

The satellite-guided map told a truck driver exactly where he was in Salem, Ore. Apparently the GPS did not have a feature warning the truck driver to look for signs warning of low overhead clearance.

Low bridge clearance remains issue, despite repeated warnings. Posted: August 29, 2024 | Last updated: August 29, 2024. A Newark, Delaware bridge has many, varied signs for truck drivers to stop ...

The infamous low bridge over U.S. 29 in northern Anderson County is on its way out. A new bridge will replace the 60-year-old structure that offers only 13 feet of clearance — six inches lower ...

The bridge has a clearance of 12 feet. The average height of a semitrailer is about 13.6 feet. A large, white truck was one of the latest casualties of the Independence Avenue bridge.

A bridge in Westwood that is well-known for its low clearance is finally getting a makeover. Latest ... the 10.5-foot clearance bridge will be replaced with a bridge that has a 13.5-foot clearance.

WESTWOOD, Mass. — A low clearance bridge in Westwood that was recently replaced has trapped yet another truck. The East Street Bridge is notorious for trapping vehicles over the years, and crews ...