Interstate 79 roadwork in Allegheny County causes weekend lane restrictions and detours for concrete patching from September 20-23, between Exits 59 A/B and 60.

PennDOT announces the closure of Township Road 758 in Pennsylvania due to the High-Speed Interchange project, with a detour via Route 550 and North Wilson Street.

A pipe replacement in Duncan Township, Tioga County, will cause road closures on Antrim Main Street from September 16-20, 2024, with detours via A Street and Hall Road.

PennDOT plans to start a $1.6 million pedestrian improvement project along State Street in Hermitage, PA, expected to cause traffic delays from September 2024 to July 2025.

Streets Commissioner Kristin Del Rossi in Philadelphia announced a milling and paving schedule with temporary road closures and parking restrictions in the 4th Highway District from September 16-20, to occur during daytime to minimize disruption.

SEPTA faces a $240 million deficit, threatening service cuts and fare hikes. Philadelphia officials seek $161 million in state aid to prevent the crisis.

Philadelphia's Roosevelt Boulevard to undergo construction starting September 9, 2024, for pedestrian safety and improved bus services, with new bus stations and intersection upgrades.

SEPTA plans fare increases due to a $240 million deficit. The hikes, to start in December 2024, aim for $14.4 million in annual revenue. Public hearings are set before the November 21 decision.

Lane restrictions on the McKees Rocks Bridge will continue due to a $38.6 million preservation project, with single-lane traffic on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. until June 2025.

PennDOT and partners are hosting a car seat safety event in Danville on September 12, 2024, to inspect and educate on proper use, and collect unsafe seats.

PennDOT plans to hold Open House events to discuss I-95 improvements in Delaware County, seeking public feedback and providing project details to residents.

Construction of a permanent mini roundabout has begun in Lancaster County, intended to improve traffic flow and safety, with anticipated completion in three months.

Philadelphia's parking permit fee has risen from $35 to $75, affecting on-street parking and limiting households to three vehicle permits. Motorcycles and scooters permits cost $50 but aren't included in the vehicle limit.