All lanes on Route 1A into Boston reopened after bus crash; driver facing charges, police say
A southbound lane of Route 1A in Boston reopened Tuesday, a day after a bus crash knocked down several poles and electrical transformers, officials said. The lane reopened around 1:30 p.m., according to Sgt. Detective John Boyle, a police department spokesman. One southbound lane remains closed and drivers should expect delays.
The victim's mother told News 12 New Jersey that police need to talk to the truck to complete the investigation. She is ...
Boston police said the bus knocked down four light poles and two transformers, leaving wires strewn across the highway.
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ELLSWORTH -- An Ellsworth man was killed Friday night after being struck by a vehicle. The incident happened at the ...
A 24-year-old woman from Trenton died in a crash involving a tractor-trailer that fled the scene on Route 1 South early ...
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