PennDOT schedules rumble strip installation on I-95 in Northeast Philadelphia, causing possible travel delays during lane closures on June 27-28 from 9 AM to 3 PM.

PennDOT is set to begin nighttime roadwork on Philly's I-76 West, with lane closures from June 24-28 to improve the road and bridges, causing potential delays.

Travelers at Philadelphia International Airport endured long delays and lost luggage, with some waiting overnight amid chaos attributed to bad weather.

Lincoln Drive in Philadelphia will be closed northbound for maintenance between Wissahickon Avenue and Ridge Avenue / Kelly Drive on Saturday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

PennDOT announces nighttime lane restrictions in Pittsburgh for sign structure work, affecting I-376 and Route 51, with Charles J. Merlo, Inc. crews conducting measurements.

PennDOT has announced road closures in Bucks County for maintenance, affecting Route 32 and Geigel Hill Road from June 24 to July 3, requiring detours and potentially causing commute delays.

PennDOT announces nighttime lane restrictions on Marietta Avenue in Lancaster County for the Centerville Road Interchange Project, urging drivers to consider alternate routes.

PennDOT is performing skin patching on Route 54, resulting in lane restrictions and traffic directed by flaggers from June 17-18, 2024, between 7 AM and 3 PM.

PennDOT has reopened May Post Office Road in Strasburg Township after completing a pipe replacement project that had necessitated a detour in the area.

PennDOT announces joint sealing on Route 68 in Beaver County, warning of rolling single-lane closures between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, potentially until late November.

PennDOT will begin bridge repairs on Route 401 in Chester County, causing lane closures from June 17-28, with traffic delays expected. Commuters are advised to plan for extra travel time.

PennDOT begins night construction on I-476, causing potential delays. The $63.7 million project to resurface 17 miles of the highway includes lane closures from 8 PM to 5 AM.

Historic green and cream SEPTA trolleys return to Philadelphia's Route 15 after extensive restorations, with modern upgrades including wheelchair lifts and HVAC systems.