Walk up Conrad Street on a fall morning. The sidewalk tells the story of the neighborhood. Brick rows from the 1890s sit next to slate slabs and patches of newer concrete. Each material has settled at a different rate. The result is a row of small lips and tilted edges underfoot. That mix gives Upper …
Stand on Falls Bridge at rush hour, and you can hear Lincoln Drive before you see it. Tires squeal on the curve below. Brake lights flicker through the tree canopy. The road dips, turns, and disappears under the bridge. Lincoln Drive looks like a parkway. It moves like a freeway. That disparity is where people …
Getting hurt in an accident is stressful enough. It can feel even more confusing when you suspect you may share some responsibility for what happened. Many people in Philadelphia assume that being “partially at fault” means they cannot recover compensation at all. In most cases, that is not true. Pennsylvania uses a comparative negligence system …
Stand on Lehigh Avenue at the I-95 ramp foot on a weekday morning, and you can count six tractor-trailers before the second light cycle. They are not delivery vans. They are 18-wheelers running between the marine terminal and the highway ramps a few blocks west. The street under their wheels was laid out for cart …
Climb the steel stairs at Huntingdon Station on a cold morning, and you can feel the century in the treads. The Market-Frankford El opened above Kensington Avenue in 1922. Many of those original stair landings are still in daily use today. Thousands of riders walk down them at rush hour and at midnight. The platform …
Step off the 13th Street curb at Walnut, walk one block east, and the ground changes. The concrete gives way to a single block paved in dark wood. Camac’s 200 block is the only street in Philadelphia still paved in wood. By daylight, it shows its deep history. At 10:00 p.m. on a wet Friday …
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If you fell on the floor of a Thorndale supermarket, you may be able to receive compensation from the store. Pennsylvania law requires a business to keep its walking surfaces reasonably safe for the customers it invites inside. That duty covers the entrance, the aisles, the checkout lanes, and the…
A car accident at a dealership driveway in Thorndale usually comes down to one question: Did the driver leaving the lot have room to cross safely? Pennsylvania law says a driver pulling out of a private lot must yield to traffic already on East Lincoln Highway. When that driver misjudges…
Philadelphia, PA (September 30, 2026) – A woman was killed after being struck by a vehicle at the intersection of 19th and Lombard streets in Center City Philadelphia on Wednesday morning, September 30. The accident happened at about 7 a.m. (more…)
