In May, PennDOT recognizes National Bike Month, but the focus on bicyclists and pedestrians goes beyond just one month for the department.

Every year, PennDOT recognizes some of its most innovative employees who approach work each day as a mission to serve the people of PA.

PennDOT's Philadelphia-area district has a special connection with the Super Bowl Champion Eagles.

​Steve McCarthy couldn't believe what he was hearing when he was told that two goats were trapped on a bridge beam in Lawrence County.

More than 400 people attended the second PA AV Summit in early April to learn about AV safety, infrastructure planning, and workforce.

When Matt Beck began working at PennDOT in 2004, he was following in his father Larry's footsteps.

Matt Long is a PennDOT transportation planning manager who loves the opportunity to act as a public servant in and out of the office.

​When PennDOT undertakes projects, one of the considerations the department must take is the historic preservation of the surrounding area.

PennDOT's Road MaP initiative is allowing the department to expand use of recycled asphalt in Blair and Cambria counties.

A PennDOT employee from the Screanton-area district was recently recognized as the Penn State Worthington Scranton Alumna of the Year.