In Erie County this summer, we held an awareness event for our pollinator garden and habitat adoption program.

Safety was top priority as Western PA began moving into the "green phase" of the governor's pandemic reopening plan earlier this summer.

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.

Due to COVID-19, our Traffic Management Centers transitioned from highly technical facilities to home-based operations.

​Moving innovation to reality poses a challenge, especially in convincing drivers that roundabouts are a welcome traffic improvement.

Climbing up the ladder sometimes means moving sideways. Read about Courtney Lyle's non-traditional, 18-year career with PennDOT.

In December 2019, the Yankee Dryer super load completed a 300-mile journey from the Port of Erie to First Quality Tissue in Lock Haven.

One man's trash is another man's treasure, or rather one man's 150-year-old garbage is another man's historical artifact.

Two PennDOT interns were honored as Workplace Heroes for taking the right action when they helped a stranger in need.