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Jan 1, 2027·Capital improvement plan
State Transportation Commission 12-Year Program 2027-2038
A 12-year transportation program for the State Transportation Commission of Pennsylvania covering fiscal years 2027 through 2038, outlining planned infrastructure projects and investments across highways, bridges, public transit, aviation, rail, and multimodal transportation, with a focus on safety, mobility, and technological advancements.
Jan 1, 2027·Capital improvement plan
2027-2038
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A multi-year capital improvement plan for Pennsylvania transportation infrastructure covering fiscal years 2027 through 2038. The plan organizes projects across bridge replacement, bridge restoration, highway reconstruction, highway restoration, safety improvement, and rail-highway grade crossing categories for planning partners including Adams and Altoona.
Oct 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda
State Transportation Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda
The agenda includes the election of a Vice-Chair, public comment, and departmental updates. Key items include a discussion on the Zipper Merge in Work Zones study, updates on the Transportation Funding Assessment Study and the 2027 Transportation Performance Report, and the selection of new study topics. Additionally, the meeting will cover study implementation updates and member updates.
Sep 10, 2026·Board meeting
Pennsylvania State Transportation Commission Public Meeting
The public meeting provided an update on the 12-Year Program and the transportation planning process. Key topics included the results of the Transportation Performance Report, which focuses on safety, mobility, preservation, accountability, and funding. The Commission discussed strategies for reducing traffic fatalities, managing congestion, improving public transit, and maintaining infrastructure such as bridges and roadways. Additionally, the presentation highlighted the PennDOT Connects program and invited public feedback through polling and an online survey.