PennDOT begins a major $83.6 million roadwork project on U.S. 422 in Lower Pottsgrove, causing expected traffic delays with lane closures and controlled blasting. Real-time updates are available at www.511PA.com.

PennDOT has reduced highway speed limits to 45 mph in the Philadelphia area due to a winter storm and advises motorists to stay off the roads if possible, while also reminding them to carry emergency kits.

SEPTA in Philadelphia is fixing an issue with some transit passes being wrongly declined and has instructed staff to let affected customers ride while the problem is resolved.

PennDOT will conduct inlet repairs on the I-76 west in Philadelphia, causing delays due to a lane closure between exits 340B and 340A. The work is part of a larger $37.9 million resurfacing and bridge repair project.

A major $54.3 million road reconstruction on U.S. 202 (Dekalb Pike) will begin in East Norriton Township, affecting traffic patterns through December 2025.

Philadelphia's Streets Department announces the Hunting Park Avenue Bridge Removal and Fill-In Project, starting January 13, 2025, with detours for vehicle traffic.

Downed wires near Philadelphia's 30th Street Station caused train service suspensions for Amtrak and NJ Transit, disrupting Northeast Corridor travel during the holiday rush.

PennDOT will begin bridge repair work on I-95 North in South Philadelphia, causing lane closures between Washington Avenue and Christian Street starting Sunday night, leading to expected delays.

Philadelphia announces road closures and parking restrictions for the 2025 Mummers Parade on New Year's Day, urging residents to plan ahead for traffic changes.

Philadelphia's Market Street is undergoing a multimillion-dollar renovation to enhance safety and appeal in preparation for the 2026 Semiquincentennial.

PennDOT will close the right lane on I-76 West in Southwest Philadelphia for bridge deck repairs between the Vare Avenue on-ramp and South Street off-ramp, expected to cause significant delays.

Philadelphia officials closed the East Wyoming Avenue Bridge indefinitely due to safety concerns over its steel support beams, affecting vehicular traffic but keeping sidewalks open.

Philadelphia residents can shape Roosevelt Boulevard's future through a new initiative by PennDOT, the City, and SEPTA, using open houses and an online survey for feedback on proposed upgrades.