Outside-the-box and unconventional thinking is at the heart of PennDOT's Agility Program, which celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2021.

PennDOT reminds motorists to clear snow and ice from their vehicles or face the possibility of a fine, or worse.

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

Known locally as the Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge, the bridge spans the Susquehanna River, connecting both Lancaster and York.

Two Warren County employees received recognition for implementing a new system limiting brine pump replacements at stockpiles in winter.

Thirty-two PennDOT employees from around the state were recently given a 2021 Star of Excellence Award, the agency's highest recognition.

It was an all-day affair to remove the historic Kelly Road Truss Bridge from over the Shenango River in Mercer County.

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

During the past three weeks, PennDOT has opened five new replacement salt storage buildings for use during this season's winter operations.

Snow and ice demand careful driving, the same goes for pedestrians who must continue to walk safely in winter.