PennDOT is starting a wrong-way detection project on Route 28 to increase safety, with shoulder restrictions beginning May 5th. The $4.8 million upgrade, including sensors and cameras, expects completion by spring 2026.

Pittsburgh Regional Transit discusses a $100 million budget shortfall, possible service cuts and fare increases at a public hearing, and is seeking additional state funding to avoid reducing services.

The next phase of McKnight Road construction in Ross Township starts Friday with traffic lane alterations, including a crossover of northbound to southbound lanes for bridge work, expected to last until early July.

Pittsburgh is implementing traffic calming measures on Beltzhoover Avenue in Allentown to improve safety, including speed tables and marked lanes. Construction will start today.

Pittsburgh's DPW and Parking Authority will roll out automated enforcement for street sweeping, using smart cameras to ticket illegally parked cars and enhance compliance.

Pittsburgh Regional Transit faces a potential $100 million deficit, which could lead to a reduction in services. Public hearings are set to discuss the situation, emphasizing the need for state support and community input.

PennDOT announces major construction projects for the 2025 season in the Pittsburgh area, including the Route 22/30 and I-79/Route 910 interchanges, with a focus on improving safety and traffic flow.

Pennsylvania American Water is investing $16 million to upgrade water lines in Pittsburgh's 29th and 30th Wards and Brentwood Borough, aiming to improve service reliability and fire-fighting capabilities.

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission launched a text update service to inform drivers on unexpected delays, utilizing GPS for real-time traffic information.

Pittsburgh Mills Mall's parking lot is plagued by potholes despite repair efforts, and the owner, Namdar Reality Group, is under criminal investigation for not using funds for maintenance.

PennDOT begins a traffic crossover on the Parkway East in Monroeville, which will disrupt traffic patterns as part of a $70 million infrastructure project until fall 2026, including bridge work and lane narrowing.

Pittsburgh Public Schools introduced their first electric buses in collaboration with First Student, focusing on environmental benefits and improved student experiences. The initiative is part of a broader move towards sustainability.

Pittsburgh Regional Transit faces a $100 million deficit, planning service cuts and fare increases amid stagnant state funding and concerns for the impact on residents.