Drivers were asked to avoid the area.
Rides in both directions were suspended.
Drivers were asked to avoid the area along Route 70.
NJ Transit service was suspended in both directions.
Drivers were asked to avoid the street.
Traffic was reduced to one lane.
Traffic was going to be rerouted.
Flood warnings were issued for many areas of New Jersey.
Both directions of the train's line were impacted.
Traffic along Route 70 and along Kresson Road in front of the high school may both follow as a result.
Rain, heavy winds, and hail were all anticipated.
Traffic into New Jersey and Philadelphia will be put on pause for a good cause.
Traffic may build in these areas of the township.
People were asked to avoid the area.
At least one car was being towed away.
The Walt Whitman Bridge or another alternate route should be used.
AAA estimates a record 39.1 million people will travel by car during the May 21-25 holiday period.
Utilities work is being done in the region.
Police and fire units from across the region will gather in the township to prepare for a funeral escort.
There are no known threats to the public at this time, police said.
The work impacts a mile-long stretch of Kresson Road that includes Cherry Hill High School East.
The ice prompted lane closures in both directions on Wednesday.
Drivers should avoid the area, police said.
Tolls will rise shortly after the ball drops on several major highways. And in some cases, not having an E-ZPass will cost you more.
The crash took down a utility pole, officials said.
The city exceeds the national rate of deadly crashes by 6-fold, according to ConsumerAffairs.
Most roadwork will take place nightly in Philadelphia. But the project could have wide-ranging commuter impacts.
The crash left a van partially wedged under a tractor-trailer.
A signal issue interrupted the rail service, preventing commuters from traveling between South Jersey and Philadelphia.
All lanes on the highway have been blocked off at the traffic circle.
Use caution when driving through the area and expect delays.
The highway had been reduced to 1 eastbound lane.
The outage impacted nearly 500 homes and buildings, along with several traffic lights.
The $7.5 million project is expected to be done by the end of August.
Multiple lanes had been shut down during the morning rush hour.
Trains were suspended in both directions for a few hours.
Photos from the scene show an overturned vehicle in the roadway.
The highway is partially closed as of early Thursday afternoon.