Robotic technology could make a tedious and time-consuming construction process safer, faster and more efficient.

The Public Works Administration, which operated during the Great Depression, built some of the buildings PennDOT still uses today.

This technique minimizes vertical drop off at the pavement edge, making it easier for vehicles that drift off the road to return safely.

This online curriculum is based on the Boy Scouts of America's merit badge lessons about engineering and traffic safety.

​A much-anticipated reconstruction project in Venango County got underway this spring.

PennDOT is embracing 3-D modeling to streamline and enhance the project design and construction process.

We are finding opportunities and innovations for our operations and workforce moving forward.

Pennsylvania has a long and important history related to metal trusses. SPIKE funding may help preserve them.

To continue providing facilitations for PennDOT organizations, our Bureau of Innovations quickly adapted to virtual operations amid COVID-19

With schools closed and the panel of judges teleworking, statewide judging for this year's Innovations Challenge was a challenge in itself.