Doug Tomlinson works to reduce fatalities and serious crashes, while striving for a less congested road network.

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

Even after all of these years, we’re still trying to solve that complex equation to lead more women toward a STEM career path.

For Nikita "Nik" Tsikouris, professional development and career advancement are important aspects of employment with PennDOT.

PennDOT introduced a Small Business Set Aside pilot program for Small Business Enterprises to compete as prime consultants.

Here at PennDOT, we strive to nurture a diverse organization and workforce that celebrates our similarities and differences.

Recently, more than 3,000 PennDOT employees took part in choosing a logo to honor our fallen colleagues.

​Joe McMahon loves his job so much, he volunteers to talk about it during jobs fairs.

​As the first woman to head the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, diversity is a critical issue for me.

​Through the week, he serves Elk County as a Roadway Programs Technician. But since 2007, Doug Metheney has answered another calling.