​Faced with upkeep of thousands of bridges on their local roads, municipal officials can turn to PennDOT for a cost-effective solution.

Governor Wolf recognized the Sullivan County Maintenance Organization, part of PennDOT's District 3, for reaching a safety milestone.

Pennsylvania's STIC is working on an innovation that will enhance the quality of concrete finishing across Pennsylvania.

District 9 is collaborating with local municipalities to reduce pollutants carried by stormwater to the Chesapeake Bay.

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

To combat mining-related infrastructure collapses, District 12 practices mine treatments in construction projects as needed.

In February, PennDOT addressed attendees of the Keep America Beautiful National Conference in Memphis, Tennessee, as part of a panel.

PennDOT District 4 met with King’s College, Wilkes-Barre, to discuss recruitment with the college’s new School of Civil Engineering.

Each year, PennDOT raises awareness of laws that are important to the safety of our motorists in hopes that it creates behavioral change.

The program offers early to mid-level professionals the opportunity to apply to spend the day shadowing a PennDOT executive.