​Reflecting its 50 years of embracing and pursuing the latest in transportation innovations, PennDOT hosted a Virtual Innovations Days event

PennDOT finalized its PennDOT Pathways Planning & Environmental Linkages Study after receiving concurrence from the FHWA

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.

The workshop allowed experts from across the nation to share their UAS challenges and successes.

PennDOT's maintenance staff is responsible for watching over critical Stormwater Control Measures (SCMs) to protect the environment.

​PennDOT and several local governments are exploring brushing loader attachments to improve roadside vegetation management.

This important innovation is reaching a critical milestone. Sixty percent of concrete finishers are required to be certified by April 2022.

PennDOT's use of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) – also known as drones – is assisting with various transportation initiatives in PA.

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