The state's third diverging diamond interchange opened to traffic last year at Interstate 83 and Route 851 (Exit 4) in York County.

Michelle Koppenhaver, an equipment operator and instructor for PennDOT, never imagined she would have this kind of career.

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

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

PennDOT, DCNR, DEP, and DGS pave part of a Ridley Creek State Park roadway with an asphalt and recycled plastic mixture.

In York County, a new diverging diamond interchange (DDI) is open to traffic and nearly complete.

A mayfly study conducted last year on a Susquehanna River bridge resulted in a scientific research paper.

The award recognizes an innovative transportation project led by a woman that improves quality of life.

The TRUSS organization was recently honored by the Associated Pennsylvania Constructors (APC).

When replacing a bridge over busy U.S. Route 19 in Allegheny County, PennDOT's District 11 chose to use self-propelled modular transporters.