PennDOT will begin roadwork on the Schuylkill Expressway, with night-time detours and lane closures planned starting May 12, involving I-76 repairs, ramp revamps, and bridge work.

PennDOT installed a radar-controlled speed display along Route 219 in McKean County to enforce a 45 mph limit in a construction zone by the Staff Sergeant Carl Enis Memorial Bridge.

Henry Avenue in Philadelphia received a much-needed upgrade through a $12.8 million federally funded project aimed at improving safety and traffic flow, benefiting the daily commute of approximately 29,000 vehicles.

Philadelphia receives a $14.2 million federal grant to upgrade the Bells Mill Road and Valley Green Road Bridges as part of a project to counteract climate change's impact on infrastructure.

PennDOT schedules an overnight sign removal on I-95 North, causing a lane closure and potential delays between Bridge Street and Cottman Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia.

PennDOT begins a $1 million bridge replacement project in Rome Township, with the Mageetown Road Bridge over Shirley Run set for reconstruction starting May 20. Drivers should expect detours until November.

PennDOT will impose lane restrictions on Ridge Pike in Plymouth Township due to construction, starting May 6 from 7 PM to 6 AM, to improve traffic flow and safety.

PennDOT's improvement project on U.S. 1 in Chester County continues with upcoming travel restrictions and lane closures starting May 14, expected to cause delays until late 2025.

PennDOT schedules lane restrictions on I-83's South Bridge for inspections, impacting Harrisburg drivers with potential delays due to weekend and weekday work.

PennDOT is beginning an $83.6 million project on U.S. 422 that includes nightly and daytime lane closures, bridge replacements, and controlled rock blasting for drainage construction, causing detours and delays.

PennDOT begins milling and paving on U.S. 202 in Montgomery County, leading to potential delays and lane closures from May 6 to May 17 during nighttime hours, as part of a significant road improvement project.

Philadelphia may move its intercity bus terminal to AutoPark at Olde City for a pilot program while seeking a permanent location, but Old City residents are opposed to the idea. No final decision has been made yet.

PennDOT Schuylkill County highlighted road worker safety, commemorating 90 lives lost in work zones since 1970, while urging drivers to exercise caution.