(Mark Pynes, PennLive) Seventy mile per hour speed limit signs are now up along a 100-mile stretch of Pennsylvania Turnpike between the Blue Mountain and Morgantown exits. Soon, similar signs will ...

That’s in addition to about 200 miles where the speed limit rose to 70 in 2014. Roadways that will get the new 70 mile-per-hour signs include sections of I-79, I-80, US 15, I-99 and I-380. The speed ...

In six of the nine states traversed on a trip to the South last week, the speed limit was usually 70 mph, and nobody was doing under 80 except for some big trucks going up long climbs, where specia… ...

In discussing traffic safety, Secretary Mike Carroll announced in a press release that PennDOT is adding 15 variable speed limit signs – which quickly reduce speed limits when visibility or r… ...

plus add flashing speed limit sign beacons. According to Pennsylvania’s code, a school zone can stretch beyond a school’s property lines to improve sight distance or include crosswalks.

Those who exceed any maximum speed limit by more than 5 mph in Pennsylvania in certain scenarios — on bridges, in school zones and in active work zones, among others — must pay an additional ...

PA automatic system will cite you for speeding in work zone 11 mph or more over speed limit. ... The “Active Work Zone When Flashing” signs scattered throughout Pennsylvania are not affiliated ...

Now there are no speed limit signs on this side and people are driving 45-plus mph. It is terrifying trying to pull out of Peacock. And there is a bus stop at the end of Peacock; with school ...

Take Pennsylvania, for example ... But that doesn’t mean you should ignore those “speed limit enforced by aircraft” signs when you drive past them. Depending on which state you’re passing ...