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•The Delaware River Port Authority will be increasing tolls from $4 to $5 on each of their four bridges starting in July, Ed Kasuba, the director of corporate communications said.
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After Kasuba claimed that he had been confused at the time of the incident, the court said his actions reflected what "... any reasonable man could have done."
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"We do have a regularly assigned officer assigned to the walkway" during the hours when it is open to the public, said DRPA spokesman Ed Kasuba.
The Goalkeeper 2011
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"Local and state police will conduct saturation patrols and sobriety checkpoints, looking for drivers who may be driving while intoxicated," explains Ed Kasuba, spokesman for the DRPA, which will step up enforcement on its bridges.
PhillyDeals 2011
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In addition, Kasuba said, "there are police cars patrolling the bridge all the time."
The Goalkeeper 2011
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"It's difficult to piece together exactly why he drove into the back of a bus," Kasuba said, adding that alcohol is not suspected.
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"It's difficult to piece together exactly why he drove into the back of a bus," Kasuba said, adding that alcohol is not suspected.
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"It's difficult to piece together exactly why he drove into the back of a bus," Kasuba said, adding that alcohol is not suspected.
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"It's difficult to piece together exactly why he drove into the back of a bus," Kasuba said, adding that alcohol is not suspected.
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"It's difficult to piece together exactly why he drove into the back of a bus," Kasuba said, adding that alcohol is not suspected.
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