PennDOT worked with local 911 centers to share information and alert motorists of roadway incidents faster.

Recently, 30 employees from around the state were given a Star of Excellence Award, PennDOT's highest recognition.

PennDOT is divided into 11 districts, numbered from one to 12 and skipping right over seven. Why is there no District 7?

As part of Work Zone Safety Week, PennDOT hosted the statewide judging of the second annual PennDOT Innovations Challenge.

PennDOT's engineers play a crucial part in our overall success, which is why we wanted to highlight a few for National Engineers Week.

Some of Pennsylvania's most creative students have transformed PennDOT snow plows in the spirit of winter.

​Through the week, he serves Elk County as a Roadway Programs Technician. But since 2007, Doug Metheney has answered another calling.

When it comes to designing a transportation project, it's important to get accurate measurements. PennDOT uses photogrammetry and LiDAR.

PennDOT's Cameron County maintenance office and regional repair facility together have combined for 3,203 days without a disabling injury.

Every year, PennDOT recognizes some of its most innovative employees who approach work each day as a mission to serve the people of PA.