Pennsylvania Turnpike

Learn more about the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Part 3 of this FreightWaves Classics article.

Part 2 of the FreightWaves Classics article about the Pennsylvania Turnpike looks at its more recent history.

The Pennsylvania Turnpike was the first “superhighway” in the U.S. Read its history in this FreightWaves Classics article.

The Turnpike Phantom was a killer who preyed on sleeping truckers nearly 70 years ago. FreightWaves’ true-crime podcast Long-Haul Crime Log revisits those events as well as an unsolved driver killing from 2014 and the latest news from the dark side of freight.

Pennsylvania Turnpike cites surge in e-commerce as a factor.

Owner-operator group calls decision “highway robbery.”

UPS says Daniel Kepner, 53, and Dennis Kehler, 48, were driving together in one of the three tractor-trailers involved in the early morning pileup east of Pittsburgh that left five people dead and about 60 injured.

UPS and FedEx offer cooperation to authorities and sympathies to victims in collision that left five people dead and scores injured 30 miles east of Pittsburgh.

Sixty people injured in pileup after three tractor-trailers loaded with parcels crash into bus that had struck an embankment in Westmoreland County.