This innovation will provide improved understanding of the complex interactions between waterways and infrastructure.

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

Our Sullivan County Maintenance Organization reached 4,000 days (11 years!) without a disabling employee injury.

Taking a seasonal job with PennDOT wasn't an easy decision, but it was the right choice for Brandon. He's been full time since 2016!

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

Moving a 93,000-pound plane took collaboration from many partners, including the permit, bridge and traffic units in PennDOT District 3.

In 1968, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission decided to abandon approximately 13-miles of the original turnpike in Fulton County.

Ride-hailing services are gaining popularity across Pennsylvania, and they're not exempt from PA's Child Passenger Safety Laws.

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

Pennsylvania's topography poses a challenge for bridge construction, but hydraulic tools help us design safer and more resilient structures.