In April, we celebrated the installation of 72 Variable Speed Limit signs on I-76. These will help improve safety and traffic flow.

In 2021, Donate Life will have a personal connection to two PennDOT employees in District 9.

Bernard McGowen, a PennDOT District 6 employee, reflects on his 50+ years of experience with the department.

During the 2020 Summer Operations season, Allegheny County had the opportunity to use an Automated Flagging Assist Device (AFAD) at jobsites

The Brandywine Valley Scenic Byway in Chester and Delaware counties has received a National Scenic Byways (NSB) Designation from USDOT.

For many decades, Rich Kirkpatrick has been a wealth of knowledge on PennDOT's team.

Lawrency County's John Olszewski designed a cart that makes attaching a salt spreader to a plow trucker safer and faster.

PennDOT continues to address both multimodal and environmental needs through the use of pervious pavement.

PennDOT District 10's Steve Cochran took action when the horse pulling an Amish buggy became spooked and started running erratically.

We've embraced evolving technology to make significant advances with our Integrated Smart Work Zone Initiative.