A section of Walnut Street will close for the Maser Galleries' 50th-anniversary celebration on September 27th; detour information is on the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure's Facebook.

South Park Township unveiled a new Public Works maintenance garage and salt storage facility to enhance road services and winter operations. The eco-friendly project increases capacity and efficiency for the maintenance district.

Road work is scheduled in Bethel Park on September 19th, with paving on Palomino Drive and milling on Eastview Road, expected to disrupt traffic until 7 p.m.

The inbound Armstrong Tunnel in Pittsburgh will close on specific weekends for a $13.1 million rehab project, necessitating detours and causing traffic disruptions.

The inbound Armstrong Tunnel and Second Avenue ramps in Pittsburgh will be closed for cleaning from Sept 6-8 as part of a larger refurbishment project.

McArdle Roadway in Pittsburgh will be closed from 5 a.m. September 4th to 7 p.m. September 8th for landslide cleanup, with detours via Liberty Bridge and Saw Mill Run Blvd.

Route 51 in Pittsburgh has reopened after a month due to bridge removal and repairs, with further night lane restrictions scheduled until September 27.

Pittsburgh received a $2.4 million grant to expand EV charging stations, with additional contributions from Duquesne Light Company and the city. The investment supports the installation of new chargers in parks, public parking, and streets.

Pittsburgh public school transport faces delays due to an extended PennDOT demolition on Saw Mill Run Boulevard, affecting the start of the new school term.

Pittsburgh's Chartiers Avenue is undergoing traffic calming updates including painted bump-outs, speed tables, and a pedestrian refuge island, aiming to enhance safety and regulate traffic.

The Rochester-Monaca Bridge reopened ahead of schedule after a two-month closure for repairs, but will have ongoing single-lane traffic restrictions through late September.

The Ridge Road Bridge in Forward Township was closed due to structural issues found during an inspection, affecting local traffic and highlighting broader infrastructural concerns.

PennDOT plans to repair a large hole on the Crosstown Boulevard ramp, prompting detours starting Friday. Temporary measures are in place, but a full repair is scheduled, causing traffic changes and potential delays.