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The judges found the state’s vehicle code prohibits any part of the plate from being covered, including the visitpa.com website of the state’s tourism office.
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On today’s episode of The Confluence: The judges who sent children to for-profit jails in exchange for kickbacks have been order to pay more than $200 million to those children; the state Department of Transportation is developing an autonomous vehicle research and training facility in Westmoreland County; and a look at how some Republican lawmakers are increasingly suggesting Christian ideology be enmeshed with politics. Today’s guests include: Michael Rubinkam, who covers Pennsylvania news for Associated Press; and Mark Kopko, director of the Office of Transformational Technology at Pennsylvania’s Department of Transportation.
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The first beams needed to rebuild the Fern Hollow Bridge were delivered to the site today.
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Traffic on the inbound Parkway East will be restricted to one lane starting Friday. The Glenwood off-ramp will also be closed. PennDOT says the closures will run through June 25.
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Lanes on I-279 southbound and I-579 northbound will be restricted at various times Tuesday through Thursday, PennDOT announced today.
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Several hundred millions of dollars from the bipartisan infrastructure package could support a project to introduce a second roundtrip Amtrak train between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg.
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Here’s what we know about some of the factors at work.
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Infrastructure funding commitments don’t usually happen this fast.
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More than 4,000 bridges across the state are in poor condition, but engineers warn against panic.
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Representatives of the autonomous technology sector say their industry is poised to take off in southwestern Pennsylvania. But they say the state must first ease its restrictions on the testing of driverless vehicles.