With nearly 800,000 veterans calling PA home, PennDOT is proud to offer services that benefit the fourth largest veteran population.

Late last year, Venango County equipment operator Mindy McFetridge was given the Workplace Hero award for saving stranded motorists.

Pennsylvania's Move Over Law requires drivers to move over or slow down when approaching an emergency response area.

Jason Barrett is dedicated to serving the public. He has been a PennDOT employee for seven years and a volunteer firefighter since 2001.

Kyle Holman received an award for rescuing a family whose vehicle had overturned on I-80 in December.

When multiple vehicles collided near the Fort Pitt garage in October, PennDOT employees heard the crash and rushed to help.

​Pennsylvanians can take advantage of two voluntary, potentially life-saving programs designed to aid in emergency situations.

​You don't have to look far among the PennDOT employees of Philadelphia-based District 6 to find someone related to a healthcare worker.

Each year, PennDOT raises awareness of laws that are important to the safety of our motorists in hopes that it creates behavioral change.

If the purpose of shared emergency drills is to improve response, the early October Liberty Tunnel drill served its purpose, and then some.