Black History Month is a time to reflect on the achievements of Black Americans and at PennDOT we are honored to pay tribute.

James Thornton, a 15-year employee, values time spent with family, hard work, and freedom of choices.

Transportation is central to our society, and it needs to work for everyone. Race and transportation have long been intertwined.

More than a year ago, PennDOT released its first Dismantling Systemic Racism & Inequities (DSRI) report, which evaluates PennDOT's efforts.

​Small and diverse businesses are the lifeblood of our economy. They help form communities, offer employment, and foster well-being.

The Bureau of Civil Rights, now, the Bureau of Equal Opportunity was formed on Feb. 15, 1972, as a division within the Bureau of Personnel.

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

National STEM/STEAM Day is celebrated annually on November 8. This year, we're featuring Winnie Okello, P.E., Senior Civil Engineer.

PennDOT's summer internship program provides college students with real-world professional experience. We hire 600+ interns each year.

In 2019 Governor Tom Wolf Officially signed into legislation the declaration of June 19 as “Juneteenth National Freedom Day."