Privately owned businesses have until the end of the month to submit unsolicited proposals to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Office of Public-Private Partnerships (P3). 

Pennsylvania’s Public-Private Transportation Partnership office is looking for private sector businesses to submit their qualifications so they can compete for the opportunity to participate in PennDOT’s Major Bridge P3 initiative.

It’s now a bit easier to become a commercial truck driver in Pennsylvania, but it’s hopefully going to be more difficult for those engaged in human trafficking.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is trying to make it a little easier for former military personnel to transition to the civilian workforce.

With COVID-19 infections at a record high in the state, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has again extended the expiration dates for commercial driver’s licenses and commercial learner’s permits.

Snow already has started falling in parts of Pennsylvania, and the state Department of Transportation has been preparing for whatever lies ahead this winter.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has once again extended the expiration dates for commercial driver licenses and commercial learner’s permits because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Rail Freight, Ports and Waterways is accepting applications for the 2020 Rail Transportation Assistance Program, or RTAP.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is now accepting unsolicited proposals for transportation projects from the private sector.

Over $300 million in federal, state and local funding is being allocated to transportation improvement projects in York county for the next four years and the county agency in charge of approving the funding is asking for the public’s help on what projects to target first.

Because of restrictions to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is extending the expiration dates for vehicle registrations and safety and emission inspections.

To help prevent the spread of the coronavirus, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will use existing photos of people who need to renew their driver’s license or photo identification card.

As Pennsylvania slowly begins the process of reopening in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will be getting back to work Friday.

PennDot is working on projects throughout central Pennsylvania that will relieve congestion during heaving traffic periods. While some of the projects won’t start or be done for a number of years, many already are under construction,

The trucking industry was already facing labor shortages, now the global pandemic is creating new challenges for drivers trying to keep supply chains open.