How long will the Parkway East construction take?
The Squirrel Hill Tunnel is known for backups, but now with lane restrictions in place, it's been worse. How long will this last?
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The Squirrel Hill Tunnel is known for backups, but now with lane restrictions in place, it's been worse. How long will this last?
On Thursday morning, motorists will be able to use the Armstrong Tunnel once again.
Cars and trucks packed the Parkway East outbound Tuesday morning, creating some headaches for folks during the peak rush hours.
The crash happened near the North 8 Etna/Butler interchange.
Sensors, lights, arrows, and cameras will be installed in an effort to prevent wrong-way crashes on the heavily traveled highway.
It will cost Pennsylvanians to get a Real ID.
The Real ID deadline is now a little over one week away on May 7.
The construction project impacting Lebanon Church Road is expected to be completed in summer 2027.
After a large crack was found in the pier supporting the HOV lanes earlier this year, PennDOT is now inspecting several bridges in our region.
Expect to see some orange cones on Route 28 this year.
Secretary of Transportation Mike Carroll says PennDOT is doing its best to deal with the hours-long lines at DMVs.
At least two people have died and two others were injured after a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 376 westbound on Sunday.
Wildwood Road connects Route 51 to Dutch Ridge Road, and many take that route, but they will no longer be able to for quite some time.
The clock is ticking to get your Real ID.
Time is running out to get a Real ID, and in an effort to help drivers, several centers will be open on Mondays through the deadline.
The crash happened around 1:45 a.m. when traffic was temporarily stopped outside the tunnel.
Two PennDOT projects on busy roads in the North Hills and in the South Hills are getting underway this weekend.
The construction plans for the 2025 season are here for PennDOT, and they include work on 43 bridges and more than 500 miles of roads.
Traffic along Rt. 51 is is going to be reduced to one lane in each direction between East Bruceton Road and Coal Valley Road.
Traffic will be reduced to a single lane in each direction near the Babcock Boulevard interchange.
The new configuration is expected to be in place until Thanksgiving.
HOV lanes will start to come back on the Parkway North, but bridge construction on the Parkway East will restrict some traffic.
The township manager, along with local businesses and PennDOT, are in talks to sponsor an "Adopt-A-Highway" program.
More than 30 street map kiosks and nearly 100 signs will be installed throughout the city to help those walking through town find their way.
Several lane restrictions and closures will be in place as projects get started on Pittsburgh roadways.
