​Pennsylvanians can take advantage of two voluntary, potentially life-saving programs designed to aid in emergency situations.

​You don't have to look far among the PennDOT employees of Philadelphia-based District 6 to find someone related to a healthcare worker.

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

If the purpose of shared emergency drills is to improve response, the early October Liberty Tunnel drill served its purpose, and then some.

Pittsburgh is known as the Steel City or City of Bridges, but an equally fitting name would be the City of Tunnels.

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

For Highway Safety Law Awareness Week, PennDOT and the PA State Police wanted to highlight driver safety laws that impact crash rates.

More than 20 percent of flood-related insurance claims nationwide come from properties outside high-risk flood zones.

Much of Pennsylvania has seen the wettest year on record, resulting in significant amounts of flooding and landslides throughout the state.

Marcus LaManna, a traffic control specialist in the Harrisburg-based Eastern Regional Traffic Management Center loves the outdoors.