The City of Philadelphia has announced details for the annual 6abc Dunkin’ Thanksgiving Day Parade on November 28, featuring live performances and road closures.

SEPTA and two unions avoided a transit crisis in Philadelphia by agreeing on a new labor contract, featuring wage increases and safety measures like bulletproof bus driver enclosures. However, financial issues persist.

PennDOT has completed the Lurgan Road Bridge replacement in Upper Makefield Township with a modern concrete box culvert, as part of a larger project in Bucks and Montgomery counties.

Upcoming construction on Eastbound Little Road in Lower Frederick Township will cause closures and detours starting November 18 through November 22, from 9 AM to 3 PM.

Xfinity Live! in Philadelphia is undergoing a $15 million renovation, including a new rooftop bar, beer garden, upgraded bars, and an improved viewing experience with advanced LED screens.

Philadelphia releases guidelines to maintain bike access in construction areas, ensuring cyclists' safety and continuous routes amidst city development.

The departure of the SS United States from Philadelphia to become an artificial reef has been delayed due to a tropical disturbance and logistical issues.

PennDOT details its winter strategy for Route 68 Corridor Improvement in Butler County, expected to finish in November 2025, including traffic adjustments and left turning lane installations.

SEPTA proposes fare increases and service cuts due to a $240 million deficit, potentially leading to a 30% fare hike and 20% service reduction across transit modes in Philadelphia.

SEPTA workers may strike on November 8 over wages and safety; SEPTA negotiates in good faith. The strike could impact commuters and students, with the transit facing budget challenges.

The SS United States is set to leave Philadelphia to become an artificial reef in the Gulf of Mexico, following cleanup in Alabama. Traffic disruptions are expected during its departure.

Philadelphia is preparing for traffic disruptions due to road closures to accommodate the Harris-Walz campaign rally, affecting key streets from November 1-5.

PennDOT announced plans for a pedestrian bridge over U.S. 1 near St. Joseph's University, with initial work causing temporary traffic changes and possible delays.