Crime & Safety
Car Flips On I-95 In Icy Weather
Pennsylvania State Police were busy Tuesday morning with crashes in Bucks County on a day when motorists were under travel advisories.

BENSALEM, PA — Icy conditions had state police busy on the region's highways Tuesday morning, including a crash on Interstate 95 in which a car flipped onto its roof.
State police say the driver of the vehicle only suffered minor injuries in the crash, on I-95 northbound between the Academy Road/Linen Avenue exit and the PA 63 West/Woodhaven Road exit.
The wreck was on the side of the highway and did not appear to be causing major delays, according to images from a PennDOT traffic camera. It was a day when motorists already were advised to use caution because of the weather.
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According to state police, the crash was one of three reported in the Lower Bucks area in roughly 20 minutes Tuesday morning.
Tuesday's crash was not far from the Woodhaven Road exit, where a fiery tanker truck crash snarled traffic on I-95 and sent two people to the hospital on Thursday.
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PennDOT was warning motorists on Tuesday that, while roadways may not be covered in snow, they were slick and that black ice was a danger.
The roads may not be snow covered but they are very slick this morning. Please watch your speeds and give our plows the room they need to continue treating the highways. #WinterDriving #PAWinter pic.twitter.com/vlMpRhsEoO
— 511PA Philadelphia (@511PAPhilly) February 12, 2019
UPDATE: Crash on I-95 northbound between Exit 32 - Academy Rd/Linden Ave and Exit 35 - PA 63 West/Woodhaven Rd. There is a lane restriction.
— 511PA Philadelphia (@511PAPhilly) February 12, 2019
Photo courtesy PennDOT
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