One man has died in an accident that occurred on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The man was a construction worker who was attempting to drive his backhoe across the eastbound lanes, just outside the Kittatinny Tunnel, when he was struck. A vehicle crashed into the back bucket of his backhoe, throwing the victim from the machine. He was pronounced...
A man was struck and killed on the Parkway North as he was changing the tire on his pickup truck Thursday. The accident occurred on I-279 North near the Camp Horne Road Exit.
The victim was changing his tire on the right shoulder when the at-fault driver veered off the road and struck him. The victim died due to his extensive injuries.
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The auto manufacturer, Fiat Chrysler, has recalled more than 700,000 SUVs due to a brake issue in the vehicles. The recall was issued to make sure shields that protect brake boosters was properly installed. The shields protect the brake boosters from corrosion caused by water. If the shield was not installed properly, the water would cause corrosion and excessive firmness when braking.
This recall is issued in conjunction with a recall issued back...
Prestage Foods has issued a recall for 38,000 pounds of Ground Turkey due to a possible metal contamination. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has deemed the food to be unsafe. The ground turkey was shipped to Alabama, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, New York, South Carolina, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. The defective meat is in 1.3-pound packages labeled "Publix ground turkey with natural flavors" and "Publix ground turkey breast with natural...
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) the auto manufacturer Mazda, is recalling 58,000 2015-2016 Mazda 6 models due to a defective circuit that could cause the airbags to deactivate and power assisted steering to fail.
The recall comes 21 months after Mazda was informed of the problem.
On December 1, 2015, Mazda received a report notifying them of the issue. Eight days later they fixed the issue on their assembly lines....