In December 2019, the Yankee Dryer super load completed a 300-mile journey from the Port of Erie to First Quality Tissue in Lock Haven.

Eight PennDOT employees who submitted their IdeaLink proposals to suggest leaner and better ways of doing their jobs were recently honored.

Brent Lykens, who serves as the construction services engineer for District 2, wasn't always convinced he'd become an engineer.

​For the first time, PennDOT is offering a 511PA page dedicated to travel information for every Penn State home football game.

PennDOT worked with local 911 centers to share information and alert motorists of roadway incidents faster.

Recently, 30 employees from around the state were given a Star of Excellence Award, PennDOT's highest recognition.

PennDOT is divided into 11 districts, numbered from one to 12 and skipping right over seven. Why is there no District 7?

As part of Work Zone Safety Week, PennDOT hosted the statewide judging of the second annual PennDOT Innovations Challenge.

PennDOT's engineers play a crucial part in our overall success, which is why we wanted to highlight a few for National Engineers Week.

Some of Pennsylvania's most creative students have transformed PennDOT snow plows in the spirit of winter.