Among PennDOT's 11 districts two of them, Districts 3 and 9 are teaming up with mother nature to help mitigate issues caused by blowing snow

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

Carly started as a temporary Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC) Operator in the Winter Maintenance Program, and is now full time.

Did you know that our Transportation Equipment Operators must complete extensive training on top of the required CDL license?

Northampton County's Senior Maintenance Manager doesn't leave things to chance when it comes to winter weather preparations.

Enhanced winter maintenance training will help local government employees deliver safe, passable roadways during winter events.

Snowplows are more complex than you might think! These machines, as well as our operators and mechanics, are vital to keeping roads clear.

Damon Wagner started at PennDOT as a seasonal winter employee in October 1999. Now he's a Highway Administration Program Manager.

Connie was a seasonal PennDOT employee for four years, mostly plowing snow, and was hired full-time in March 2019.

After recent winter storms, Pennsylvanians shared stories about PennDOT employees who made sure they got home safely.