Roosevelt Boulevard

The crash happened when a 51-year-old man was driving northbound on Roosevelt Boulevard and crashed into another car near the Fox Street exit, police said.

One man died and two others were hurt when police say a car ran a red light, struck another vehicle and wound up wrapped around a pole on Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia.

Roosevelt Boulevard, one of the most dangerous roads in America, could look completely different over the coming decades under Philadelphia’s plan to transform the boulevard.

Philadelphia police say that the driver of a sedan likely ran a red light at C Street and slammed into a pickup truck along the Roosevelt Boulevard early Friday morning. NBC10’s Miguel-Martinez Valle reports that the young driver died, his passenger was hurt and the the driver of the truck was also injured.

The city’s speed camera program shows a decrease in speed violations on Roosevelt Blvd since the cameras were installed last June. Telemundo62’s Dayside reporter Isabel Sanchez has the details.

The cameras appear to have had an effect on speeding by drivers along the highway through Northeast Philadelphia, but not before huge numbers of violations were cited, according to a new report.

Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia is considered one of the most dangerous in the country, but a new report finds that speed cameras placed along the road appear to be working and making people safer.

A stretch of Roosevelt Boulevard in Northeast Philadelphia was closed in both directions late Friday morning after a box truck overturned and leaked oxygen.

A stretch of Roosevelt Boulevard in Northeast Philadelphia was closed in both directions Friday after a box truck overturned and spilled oxygen.

An initial grace period is over and now drivers speeding along Roosevelt Boulevard, one of the most dangerous thoroughfares in Philadelphia, could get tickets if caught by cameras.

A grace period for speeding drivers is now over, meaning they could now get a ticket if going over the speed limit on Roosevelt Boulevard, one of the most dangerous thoroughfares in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Katy Zachry reports.

First a water main break then a fallen tree has the southbound outer lanes of the Roosevelt Boulevard closed between Southampton and Woodhaven roads during the Thursday morning commute. NBC10’s Pamela Osborne reports form the scene and traffic reporter Sheila Watko has alternate routes.

On August 1, red light camera ticketing will be enforced on Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia has the details.

A water main break late Wednesday took down a tree and shut down a portion of Roosevelt Boulevard between Woodhaven and Southampton roads in Northeast Philadelphia.

Police say people in two cars began shooting at each other on the Roosevelt Boulevard Expressway near Fox Street early Monday morning. Authorities were seen examining empty vehicles that may have been involved in the incident.

Roosevelt Boulevard is a deadly roadway. Officials hope speed cameras and $150 fines will change that.

Roosevelt Boulevard is known as the most dangerous highway in Philadelphia and some would argue the nation. The city is installing speed cameras to attempt to get people to slow down. NBC10’s Deanna Durante was live along the Boulevard and Banks Way with the story.

Roosevelt Boulevard is one of the most dangerous roads in Philadelphia. Starting in February, eight speed cameras will be placed on the road as officials work to make it safer. NBC10’s Jim Rosenfield has the details.

A woman waiting at a red light had to be taken to a hospital after being rear-ended by another driver on Roosevelt Boulevard, in Philadelphia’s Olney section. The person responsible for the crash ditched the vehicle and ran away.

A woman died after a speeding driver rear-ended her car and caused it to slam into a tree in a fiery wreck Sunday morning in Northeast Philadelphia, police said. The male driver of the speeding car was traveling northbound along Roosevelt Boulevard, above the posted 45 mph speed limit, when he struck the woman from behind near Grant Avenue around…