Updated June 2025

Statewide Performance Results

Delivering Results that Improve Your Mobility and Quality of Life

PennDOT oversees programs and policies affecting highways, urban and rural public transportation, airports, railroads, ports, and waterways. More than three-quarters of PennDOT's annual budget is invested in Pennsylvania's approximately 120,000 miles of state and local highways and 32,000 state and local bridges. PennDOT is directly responsible for nearly 40,000 miles of highway and roughly 25,000 bridges, a system first established in 1911.

A comprehensive summary of accomplishments and funding usage can be found in our annual report.

View the PennDOT Annual Report

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PennDOT Accomplishments

Annually across the Commonwealth, thousands of projects are let, designed, constucted, and opened for public use. This dashboard provides annual and quarterly data on current PennDOT activities.

More information on project funding can be found on our Transportation Funding page.

Each quarter, PennDOT reports miles improved and paved, and bridges improved.

For pavements, miles improved includes seal coats, micro-surfacing, thin lift paving, and regular paving conducted both by department force and contractors. Paved miles are only those receiving a new resurfacing. Once the projects are completed, they are closed and entered in our databases. However, oftentimes improvements and paving projects have additional work items that need to be completed, and all payments and accounting must be finalized before the projects are closed. Therefore, the reported improved miles or paving may be well after the paving or improvement portion of the project has been completed.

For bridge improvement, PennDOT reports projects that are "let," which means that they were made available for bid. Bridge projects sometimes span many years, so the most reliable means of measuring the progress of our program is reporting how many bridges are let in a given period.

2024 Statewide Highlights

Reference: * Asterisk indicates data from January 2025 - June2025 | + Plus symbol indicates projects currently underway and those expected to start and go out for bid this year

488

Bridges let to be repaired, replaced, or preserved by PennDOT or industry forces.

5,910

Miles of Roadway Improved *

2,186

Miles of Roadway Paved

1.5 Million

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2025 Year-to-Date Statewide Accomplishments

Last Updated June 2025

104

Construction Contracts Completed By Private-Sector Partners *

1,475

Projects +

$10.72

Billion in Projects +

192

Bridges Let to be Repaired, Preserved, or Replaced

1,244

Miles of Roadway Improved *

512

Miles of Roadway Paved

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PennDOT Projects

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See projects happening or planned near you at PennDOT's Project Website.

Bridge Conditions

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The number of state-owned bridges in poor condition has decreased from a high of 6,034 in 2008 to roughly 2,139. See the condition of bridges near you on our Bridge Conditions Map.

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Multimodal Transportation

The Multimodal Deputate at PennDOT provides financial support and oversight for major transportation initiatives. From airports to the Port of Philadelphia; from passenger rail to the sidewalks and bike lanes across the Commonwealth-- multimodal transportation touches many aspects of every day life for PA residents and travelers alike.

2024 Multimodal Highlights

231.6 Million

Fixed-Route Bus Trips

65

Operating Railroads

5,900

Miles of Railroad Tracks

120

Licensed Public Airports / Heliports

Statewide Multimodal Initiatives

Senior Travel Assistance (FY 23-24)

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To assist senior citizens and persons with limited mobility, Pennsylvania invests in affordable and accessible transportation alternatives. There is a wide range of shared-ride and public transportation programs available to help Pennsylvania residents enjoy the benefits of alternative transportation regardless of income or physical disability.

23.8 million fixed-route bus trips for seniors
4.5 million ride-share program trips for seniors

Driver Wendy helps a senior get onto a shared ride vehicle.

Active Transportation (2024)

In 2024, PennDOT advanced several Active Transportation Plan priorities to improve opportunities for walking and biking through coordination efforts with planning regions across the state. Department staff worked with our safety partners on a Vulnerable Road User (VRU) Safety Education Project to increase pedestrian and bicycle safety and move toward zero deaths. As part of the project, materials were developed for Driver’s Education programs as well as a Pennsylvania Bicycle Rodeo Guide.

The department continues to make updates to Pub 13 (Design Manual 2) to provide design flexibility for all modes of transportation. PennDOT continues to coordinate with local and state partners to prioritize and fund local planning efforts, improve trail facilities, and educate local communities on the value of active transportation. Department staff continue outreach to all partners on the Active Transportation Plan as part of education and awareness and to emphasize the importance of the PennDOT Connects process to identify and support local planning needs.

Alternative Fuels (FY 23-24)

As of December 2024 there are 739 transit vehicles powered by alternative fuels in operation at Pennsylvania transit agencies.

In 2024, 329 transit vehicles were replaced throughout Pennsylvania with the help of state funding.

Aviation (FY 23-24)

Bureau Of Aviation awarded 69 grants totaling $33.1 million:

120 public airports/heliports licensed in PA
16 Scheduled service airports
16 commercial airports
63 federally sponsored airports

Find My Ride (FY 23-24)

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21,852 subsidized transit program applications submitted online through Find My Ride Apply
13,357 individuals approved for subsidized transit service through Find My Ride Apply
74,859 shared-ride trips booked online through Find My Ride Schedule

The Find My Ride initiative offers several online services intended to improve the accessibility of transit services using technology. Today, these services include:

Find My Ride Education - This provides a high-level overview of transit services and programs that discount transit fares for eligible populations. The site includes a directory of all the transit providers in Pennsylvania by county.
Find My Ride Apply - This allows people to apply online for discounted fare transit programs. This service is live for all shared-ride providers in the state.
Find My Ride Schedule - This allows people to book and manage their shared-ride trips online. The service is live for four shared-ride providers today and will be deployed to most of the providers by the end of 2025.
More services will be added over time, including a mileage reimbursement application for the Medical Assistance Transportation Program.

Passenger Rail (FY 23-24)

Keystone corridor passenger trips:

Trips on the Keystone Line: 1,269,043
Trips on the Pennsylvanian Line: 233,943
Total Passenger Rail Trips: 1,502,986

Ports and Shipping (FY 23-24)

Container lifts and containers at the Port of Philadelphia due to PA Intermodal Cargo Growth Incentive Program:

26,968 Added Container Lifts
288,194 Total Lifts increased since 2015

The Port of Pittsburgh Commission was awarded over $4 million dollars of PennDOT Multimodal Transportation Funds to assist eligible private terminals along the Mongahela River to preserve infrastructure negatively affected by the removal of the Elizabeth Dam.

Rail Freight (FY 23-24)

30 Rail Freight Projects (RFAP/RTAP) approved
26 Rail Transportation Assistance Program (RTAP) / Rail Freight Assistance Program (RFAP) projects completed in CY 2024 totaling approximately:
- 265 miles of track improved or added
- 11 railroad bridge rehabilitated or replaced
65 operating railroads
More than 6,800 miles of track

District Accomplishments

PennDOT has 11 engineering districts that help manage transit across the commonwealth. Each has its own unique challenges and needs, and we are grateful for the hardworking members of each district who work to make travel safe and efficient.

The map below shows how how Pennsylvania's counties are broken up by district. Users can view updated results for each of our engineering districts by using the tabs below the map.

Map of Pennsylvania divided by counties and PennDOT engineering districts

PennDOT Regional Offices (Engineering Districts)

Year-to-Date Accomplishments: District 1

District 1 Represents:

Crawford County, Erie County, Forest County, Mercer County, Venango County, and Warren County in Northwest PA.

Visit the D1 Regional Office Page

View D1 Projects Near You

Reference: * Asterisk indicates data from January 2025 - June2025 | + Plus symbol indicates projects currently underway and those expected to start and go out for bid this year

9

Bridges Repaired, Preserved, or Replaced*

29.62

Miles of Roadway Improved*

84

Projects +

$451.1

Million in Projects +

13

Projects Completed

Year-to-Date Accomplishments: District 2

District 2 Represents:

Cameron County, Centre County, Clearfield County, Clinton County, Elk County, Juniata County, McKean County, Mifflin County, and Potter County

Visit the D2 Regional Office Page

View D2 Projects Near You

Reference: * Asterisk indicates data from January 2025 - June2025 | + Plus symbol indicates projects currently underway and those expected to start and go out for bid this year

24

Bridges Repaired, Preserved, or Replaced*

89.96

Miles of Roadway Improved*

96

Projects +

8.63

Miles of Roadway Paved

$477.4

Million in Projects +

6

Projects Completed

Year-to-Date Accomplishments: District 3

District 3 Represents:

Bradford County, Columbia County, Lycoming County, Montour County, Northumberland County, Snyder County, Sullivan County, Tioga County, and Union County

Visit the D3 Regional Office Page

View D3 Projects Near You

Reference: * Asterisk indicates data from January 2025 - June2025 | + Plus symbol indicates projects currently underway and those expected to start and go out for bid this year

35

Bridges Repaired, Preserved, or Replaced*

130.42

Miles of Roadway Improved*

132

Projects +

28

Miles of Roadway Paved

$548

Million in Projects +

9

Projects Completed

Year-to-Date Accomplishments: District 4

District 4 Represents:

Lackawanna County, Luzerne County, Pike County, Susquehanna County, Wayne County and, Wyoming County

Visit the D4 Regional Office Page

View D4 Projects Near You

Reference: * Asterisk indicates data from January 2025 - June2025 | + Plus symbol indicates projects currently underway and those expected to start and go out for bid this year

34

Bridges Repaired, Preserved, or Replaced*

183.3

Miles of Roadway Improved*

153

Projects +

129.97

Miles of Roadway Paved

$1.12

Billion in Projects +

17

Projects Completed

Year-to-Date Accomplishments: District 5

District 5 Represents:

Berks County, Carbon County, Lehigh County, Monroe County, Northampton County, and Schuylkill County

Visit the D5 Regional Office Page

View D5 Projects Near You

Reference: * Asterisk indicates data from January 2025 - June2025 | + Plus symbol indicates projects currently underway and those expected to start and go out for bid this year

11

Bridges Repaired, Preserved, or Replaced*

274

Miles of Roadway Improved*

155

Projects +

105

Miles of Roadway Paved

$941.5

Million in Projects +

8

Projects Completed

Year-to-Date Accomplishments: District 6

District 6 Represents:

Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County, and Philadelphia County

Visit the D6 Regional Office Page

View D6 Projects Near You

Reference: * Asterisk indicates data from January 2025 - June2025 | + Plus symbol indicates projects currently underway and those expected to start and go out for bid this year

19

Bridges Repaired, Preserved, or Replaced*

0.38

Miles of Roadway Improved*

147

Projects +

$3.43

Billion in Projects +

3

Projects Completed

Year-to-Date Accomplishments: District 8

District 8 Represents:

Adams County, Cumberland County, Dauphin County, Franklin County, Lancaster County, Lebanon County, Perry County, and York County

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View D8 Projects Near You

Reference: * Asterisk indicates data from January 2025 - June2025 | + Plus symbol indicates projects currently underway and those expected to start and go out for bid this year

10

Bridges Repaired, Preserved, or Replaced*

21.8

Miles of Roadway Improved*

125

Projects +

17.17

Miles of Roadway Paved

$882.6

Million in Projects +

14

Projects Completed

Year-to-Date Accomplishments: District 9

District 9 Represents:

Bedford County, Blair County, Cambria County, Fulton County, Huntingdon County, and Somerset County

Visit the D9 Regional Office Page

View D9 Projects Near You

Reference: * Asterisk indicates data from January 2025 - June2025 | + Plus symbol indicates projects currently underway and those expected to start and go out for bid this year

18

Bridges Repaired, Preserved, or Replaced*

12.83

Miles of Roadway Improved*

116

Projects +

$313.5

Million in Projects +

4

Projects Completed

Year-to-Date Accomplishments: District 10

District 10 Represents:

Armstrong County, Butler County, Clarion County, Indiana County, and Jefferson County

Visit the D10 Regional Office Page

View D10 Projects Near You

Reference: * Asterisk indicates data from January 2025 - June2025 | + Plus symbol indicates projects currently underway and those expected to start and go out for bid this year

12

Bridges Repaired, Preserved, or Replaced*

146.79

Miles of Roadway Improved*

74

Projects +

105.93

Miles of Roadway Paved

$414.9

Million in Projects +

6

Projects Completed

Year-to-Date Accomplishments: District 11

District 11 Represents:

Allegheny County, Beaver County, and Lawrence County

Visit the D11 Regional Office Page

View D11 Projects Near You

Reference: * Asterisk indicates data from January 2025 - June2025 | + Plus symbol indicates projects currently underway and those expected to start and go out for bid this year

12

Bridges Repaired, Preserved, or Replaced*

124.56

Miles of Roadway Improved*

84

Projects +

70.72

Miles of Roadway Paved

$952.9

Million in Projects +

12

Projects Completed

Year-to-Date Accomplishments: District 12

District 12 Represents:

Fayette County, Greene County, Washington County, and Westmoreland County

Visit the D12 Regional Office Page

View D12 Projects Near You

Reference: * Asterisk indicates data from January 2025 - June2025 | + Plus symbol indicates projects currently underway and those expected to start and go out for bid this year

8

Bridges Repaired, Preserved, or Replaced*

210.33

Miles of Roadway Improved*

91

Projects +

3.5

Miles of Roadway Paved

$553.1

Million in Projects +

12

Projects Completed

2023-2024

Financial Information

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation overseees programs and policies affecting highways, urban and rural public transportation, airports, railroads, ports, and waterways. More than three-quarters of PennDOT's annual budget is invested in Pennsylvania's approximately 122,000 miles of state and local highways and 32,000 state and local bridges. We are directly responsible for nearly 40,000 miles of highway and roughly 25,400 bridges, a system first established in 1911. We also administer the state's 11.8 million vehicle registrations and 10.2 million driver's licenses and IDs, and oversee safety and emission inspection programs.

Revenue Sources 2023-24

Total Funding: $11,637,633,000

State Funding: $8,697,754,000

Source	Amount
Motor License Fund: Non-Restricted	$3,233,694,000
Motor License Fund: Restricted	$1,982,232,000
Motor License Fund: Restricted Aviation	$10,183,000
Multimodal Fund	$179,712,000
Act 44 Public Transportation Trust Fund	$2,361,379,000
Act 26 Pennsylvania Transportation Assistance Fund	$268,160,000
Pennsylvania Infrastructure Bank	$30,000,000
Lottery Fund	$170,907,000
General Fund	$285,259,000
General Fund Bonds	$175,000,000
Unconventional Gas Well Fund	$1,000,000
Organ & Tissue Donation Awareness Fund	$228,000

Federal & Other Funding: $2,939,879,000

Source	Amount
Federal Funds: Highways	$2,269,071,000
Federal Funds: Pass Through	$165,616,000
Federal Funds: Public Transportation and Other	$252,900,000
Federal & Other: Aviation	$42,128,000
Other Funds: Highways	$210,139,000
Federal & Other Funds – Rail Freight	$25,000

Revenue Uses 2022-23

Total Funding: $11,637,633,000

Highway Related

Source	Amount
Highway & Bridge Maintenance	$1,986,361,000
Highway & Bridge Improvement	$3,715,167,000
Driver & Vehicle Services	$339,419,000
Payments to Local Government	$902,796,000
PennDOT Facilities	$16,500,000
General Government Operations	$84,616,000
Pennsylvania Infrastructure Bank	$30,000,000
Refunds & Other	$3,560,000
Welcome Centers	$4,640,000
Total Highway-Related Uses	$7,083,059,000

Multimodal Related

Source	Amount
Aviation	$63,911,000
Rail Freight	$41,025,000
Mass Transit	$2,915,539,000
Rural & Intercity Transit	$252,900,000
Free & Shared Ride Transit	$170,907,000
Aviation Grants	$7,686,000
Rail Freight Grants (EA)	$12,806,000
Passenger Rail Grants (EA)	$10,246,000
Ports & Waterways Grants (EA)	$12,806,000
Bicycle & Pedestrian Facilities Grants Statewide (EA)	$2,561,000
Statewide Program Grants (EA)	$40,000,000
Multimodal Administration & Oversight (EA)	$10,870,000
Transfer to Commonwealth Financial Authority (EA)	$82,737,000
Total Multimodal Uses	$3,623,994,000

Debt Service & Other Agencies

Source	Amount
Pennsylvania State Police	$375,000,000
General Fund Capital Debt	$114,524,000
Pennsylvania Turnpike	$167,549,000
Motor License Fund Capital Debt: Highway and Bridges	$124,848,000
Other Agencies	$139,659,000
Tort Payments	$9,000,000
Total Debt Service & Other Agencies	$930,580,000

Motor License Fund Income 2022-23

Total State Revenue Utilized: $4,534,297,000

Source	Amount
Liquid Fuels Tax	$3,754,584,000
License & Fees	$1,294,723,000
Other	$108,833,000
Total State Revenue Utilized	$5,158,140,000

Motor License Fund Expenditures 2022-23

Total State Expenditures: $4,534,297,000

Source	Amount
Highway Maintenance	$1,741,935,000
Highway & Bridge Improvement	$1,377,263,000
State Police	$500,000,000
Local Subsidy	$649,221,000
Driver & Vehicle Services	$272,393,000
Other Department	$198,175,000
Turnpike	$165,247,000
Other PennDOT	$96,516,000