New York state lawmakers are still working on ways to reduce the number of trucks hitting low bridges. Bridge strikes ...

More than 600 Pennsylvania bridges have been hit by tall vehicles in recent years, including at least seven along Interstate 90 in Erie County. Railroad bridges over Erie streets also have been struck ...

Over 600 Pennsylvania bridges, including seven on I-90 in Erie County, have been hit by tall vehicles in recent years. PennDOT launched the "Check Your Height, Know it's Right" campaign to reduce ...

BOSTON—For years, the largest city in New England has wrestled with a problem that seems easily fixable: People keep crashing tall trucks into low bridges. Nobody knows this better than the team at ...

Syracuse, N.Y. — A troubling escalation of trucks crashing into a railroad bridge over a Syracuse city street has spurred city officials to pursue a $500,000 safety improvement project. The Syracuse ...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The City of Syracuse is moving forward with a project to try and deter over-height vehicles from striking the Park Street railroad bridge in Syracuse. It's called the "clanker." Mayor ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation launched a campaign to prevent bridge strikes on Tuesday by encouraging drivers to know the height of their vehicles. The “Check your height, know it’s ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pa. Department of Transportation announced a new campaign to help prevent drivers from hitting bridges with their cars, known as the "Check Your Height, Know It's Right" campaign ...

ALL RIGHT, MARCI, THANK YOU. THERE IS AN ONGOING EFFORT TO HELP WITH LOW LYING BRIDGES ON HEAVILY TRAVELED INTERSTATES ACROSS PENNSYLVANIA. ANY BRIDGE IN PENNSYLVANIA WITH A VERTICAL CLEARANCE LESS ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation launched a new public awareness campaign this week aimed at helping drivers avoid hitting low bridges with vehicles — the ‘Check Your Height, Know It’s ...

Over 600 Pennsylvania bridges, including seven on I-90 in Erie County, have been hit by tall vehicles in recent years. PennDOT launched the "Check Your Height, Know it's Right" campaign to reduce ...