Pennsylvania is putting $37 million in federal NEVI funding toward what PennDOT says will be 515 new public EV charging ports across the Philadelphia region, including curbside chargers. more…

The Spotless car wash team said it submitted Highway Occupancy Permit plans to PennDOT and proposed a 'QuickCurve' painted median treatment to limit left turns; staff and the commission characterized PennDOT comments as typical first-round reviews and moved to recommend the land-development application and seven waivers to the Board of Supervisors with conditions.

Part of Route 202 in Upper Merion Township has reopened following extensive roadwork that affected businesses and residents for months.

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) -- PennDOT is planning a trio of night paving operations across Lancaster County that will take place over the course of the next three weeks. The work will get underway Sunday, Nov. 8, on both east and westbound Route 30 between the Route 441 exit (Columbia/Marietta) at mile marker 254.5 and [...]

The board approved a Gibson-Thomas Engineers contract for NBIS inspections totaling $2,202,086.78 over three inspection cycles and a PennDOT reimbursement agreement for $2,752,608.47, with reimbursement structured 80% federal/20% county through liquid fuels funds.

NESQUEHONING BOROUGH, Pa. - PennDOT officials have begun emergency repair work to reopen U.S. 209 in Carbon County after a wall supporting the road collapsed over the weekend.

Bridge repairs will continue to close the ramp from Morris Street to southbound I-95 in Philadelphia through mid-December, according to PennDOT.

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) -- Several bridges on I-83, including the John Harris Bridge, are set for inspections this week, which will lead to lane restrictions and traffic delays in Dauphin County. PennDOT announced that the inspection for the John Harris Bridge is scheduled from Monday, Nov. 9, through Friday, Nov. 13, from 9 a.m. [...]

While the first day of winter is still more than a month away, plow truck drivers are preparing in advance to tackle the NEPA snowstorms.

Franklin County fire crews were called to the scene of a "serious" crash early Friday that closed down a stretch of Interstate 81. The Franklin Fire Company announced that crews were on the scene of a semi crash that happened around 3:30 a.m. on I-81 heading southbound around exit 18. PennDOT confirmed the roadway was closed and was expected to reopen around 6:30 a.m. It's unclear how serious any injuries might be at this time.