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Aug 5, 2026·Capital improvement plan
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Statewide Transportation Improvement Program 2027-2030
A 4-year statewide transportation improvement program for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation covering federal fiscal years 2027 through 2030. The plan prioritizes and funds capital improvements across highways, bridges, and public transit, including safety improvements, asset management, congestion reduction, and operational improvements, developed in cooperation with federal agencies and metropolitan and rural planning organizations.
Jul 21, 2026·
Enterprise
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The committee discussed certification updates for Automated Vehicles (AVs) and Personal Delivery Devices (PDDs), including expansion requests and PDD vandalism incidents. Discussions also covered first responder training, compliance data reporting requirements, and progress on the PennSTART project. The committee initiated the development of the 2026 HAV Annual Report with a focus on workforce impact. During open discussion, the committee addressed concerns regarding autonomous vehicles over 10,000 pounds and public comments concerning robotaxi safety.
Jul 15, 2026·Board meeting
Pennsylvania State Transportation Advisory Committee Business Meeting
The committee discussed the Commonwealth's new budget, specifically regarding infrastructure funding allocations for statewide road and bridge projects. Departmental updates provided information on federal re-authorization, the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program, enhancements to driver and vehicle services, and the status of multimodal transit and rail grants. The committee reviewed safety performance statistics, the 12-Year Program, and the Freight Movement Plan. Furthermore, discussion included status reports on ongoing research, such as the transportation funding assessment and the Zipper Merge study, as well as the Federal Railroad Administration's Corridor ID Program and the District 12-0 Municipal Bridge Preservation Program. Public commentary focused on improving active transportation planning and safety measures for bicyclists and pedestrians.
The meeting will address project updates regarding P3 solicited and unsolicited proposals, as well as status reports on active projects including Compressed Natural Gas fueling stations for public transit, rapid bridge replacement, and a major bridge P3. New business includes consideration of a candidate project for an autonomous shuttle at the Pittsburgh International Airport.
