Philadelphia reintroduces the Single Ride Pass for its Indego bikeshare program, aiming to improve urban mobility and complement other transit options. The pass costs $4.50 for 30 minutes, catering to a variety of riders.

PennDOT announces travel restrictions in Bucks and Chester counties for highway maintenance, advising local drivers to plan for detours and alternate routes.

PennDOT announces overnight bridge superstructure replacements on Route 100 over U.S. 322 starting next week, with expected travel restrictions and detours.

PennDOT will close the HOV ramp on Route 4003 (McKnight Road) from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. weeknights for paving, part of the McKnight Road improvement project.

PennDOT is set to begin blasting operations near Lancaster Bible College on Route 222, potentially causing traffic delays and rolling stops on Wednesday, July 31st, in preparation for a major overhaul of the Route 222/Route 30 Interchange.

Police are increasing enforcement against aggressive driving along US 222 in Berks and Lehigh counties, targeting behaviors like speeding and heavy truck violations as part of a statewide safety effort.

Berks and Lehigh County police are initiating an aggressive-driving enforcement on US 222 to promote road safety, targeting behaviors like speeding and tailgating, with increased attention to heavy trucks.

PennDOT is set to begin a resurfacing project on Route 309 in Montgomery County, PA, causing nighttime lane closures and potential delays through mid-October.

PennDOT plans weeknight resurfacing on Henry Avenue in Philadelphia, affecting local traffic with temporary closures and detours from August 5-15, 8 PM to 5 AM.

PennDOT announced the temporary closure of the Cottman Avenue ramp to I-95 South in Northeast Philadelphia for pavement marking installations, with scheduled detours on August 1-2 from 8 PM to 5 AM.

PennDOT is set to install new lighting at the roundabout at Old Skippack and Schwenksville/Shelly Roads, causing daytime delays in Upper Salford Township during July 29 - August 2 from 9am-3pm, weather permitting.

SEPTA is upgrading the Market-Frankford Line with 200 new trains from Hitachi Rail starting in 2029, enhancing passenger capacity and accessibility, backed by a $317 million federal grant.

PennDOT warns of road closures in Delaware County due to HBO projects, affecting Gradyville and West Chester Pike, and advises planning for potential travel delays.