The Philadelphia City Planning Commission plans to survey land use this summer, documenting property uses and structures but not ownership or vacancies, to update city records for future planning.

Philadelphia plans road closures and parking limits for the upcoming "No Kings Protest" on June 14, 2025, advising alternative transport use due to expected disruptions.

The East Wyoming Avenue Bridge in Philadelphia has partially reopened, allowing one lane each of eastbound and westbound traffic, with ongoing work signaling future full access.

Philadelphia is preparing for the Roots Picnic festival on May 31-June 1, featuring major artists and road closures for the setup. A preceding convention will occur at the Fillmore. Attendees can use public transit, and safety measures are in place.

Philly's new Schuylkill River Trail Connector, the "Christian to Crescent Connector," was opened, featuring a 1,250-foot trail with a bridge. The $48-million project enhances connectivity and recreation.

Philadelphia students promoted healthy commuting by participating in the 14th National Bike & Roll to School Day, supported by city programs and emphasizing community, safety, and physical activity.

Philadelphia's Department of Streets will be performing overnight construction on the Penrose Roundabout, leading to closures and potential traffic delays.

Philadelphia's streets will see enhanced safety with the expansion of Automated Speed Enforcement, prioritizing five critical corridors after analyzing new crash and speed data.

Philadelphia is set for major infrastructure growth, offering $360 million in contracts aimed at including historically underutilized businesses. Opportunities span public works, utilities, and schools, with around 130 projects listed.

I-95 was closed due to a detected gas leak in Bensalem, causing significant delays. A suspected intentional cut in a gas main prompted the shutdown, which was lifted later in the evening.

The Washington Avenue Repaving project report in Philly assesses its impact on local transportation, with OTIS and the Department of Streets monitoring outcomes and community needs after the 2019-2022 design process.

Traffic signal upgrades on Route 119 in Connellsville, PA, will cause daytime lane restrictions starting March 31, potentially through October, with full stoppages possible.

PennDOT announced plans for temporary and later permanent repairs on the historic Ashville Road covered bridge after it was closed due to vehicle damage. No injuries were reported, and a detour is in place.