With only a few months left until the May 7 federal enforcement deadline, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced Wednesday a series of upcoming REAL ID Days
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Projects aimed at enhancing traffic safety in Pennsylvania, including in the Lehigh Valley, are getting a big financial boost. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation said Wednesday it will distribute approximately $20.
Pennsylvania is helping to expand access for those still needing a REAL ID before the May 7 deadline. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation says it will hold a series of upcoming REAL ID Days events across the state.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will process REAL ID requests Monday at the Lancaster East Driver License Center, 2090 Lincoln Highway East.
The growing EV charger network is a part of the Shapiro Administration's commitment to using federal funding efficiently, and that these charging stations will help more people ge
Pennsylvanians looking to obtain a REAL ID ahead of the upcoming federal deadline will have a dedicated opportunity this month. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is hosting a special REAL ID event at the Altoona Driver License Center,
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3 new EV charging stations open in Pennsylvania
Two of the stations, which were built using funds from the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program, are in the Susquehanna Valley.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has announced the distribution of approximately $20.4 million in Automated Red-Light Enforcement (ARLE) funding to 25 municipalities to improve road safety across the state.
The state’s agencies have limited access to over $3.1 billion in funding for activities including distributed solar deployment, well plugging and weatherization, according to the lawsuit.
In a move to standardize vehicle inspections, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced changes under Act 149 of 2024, signed by Governor Shapiro on November 18, 2024, allowing motorcycles
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation cameras show one lane and one shoulder blocked by the scene of the crash. Eastbound traffic is backed up nearly to the exit to Route 741. The number of vehicles involved, as well as the presence of any injuries, is unknown at this time.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation says it will hold a series of upcoming REAL ID Days events across the state. Proof of Identity: examples include an original or certified copy of a ...