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PennDOT spokesperson Chelsea Lacey-Mabe has some tips for drivers as snow plows clear Pennsylvania roads – give crews room and delay travel plans if you can.

PennDOT crews were already pretreating roads ahead of Wednesday’s nor’easter. No matter how many preps are made, PennDOT warns that roads won’t be entirely clear by Thursday morning. NBC10’s Pamela Osborne has tips for drivers who approach a snow plow.

PennDOT crews prepared roads for the winter storm. NBC10’s Pamela Osborne spoke to AAA about what steps you should take to have your car prepared for snow.

After months of not issuing them due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has once again begun issuing REAL IDs, the federally acceptable identification cards and driver’s licenses that make domestic flights easier for many people.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is issuing REAL IDs again after a monthslong pause due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Pennsylvania is reporting more than 800 new coronavirus cases, as the state Department of Transportation extended the expiration dates for driver licenses, identification cards and learner’s permits to Aug. 31

Pennsylvania as of Thursday is offering driver’s licenses and identification cards with a nonbinary designation for people who do not want to be identified as either male or female.

In an effort for inclusiveness, PennDOT is now allowing people to have a gender-neutral option on their driver’s license and identification card.

PennDOT extended expiration dates again to limit the number of customers in DMVs

Existing photos will be used for all driver’s license renewals in Pennsylvania, allowing drivers to avoid having to go to a local Division of Motor Vehicles center.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, PennDOT has changed how you can renew your driver’s license.

When coronavirus lockdowns are lifted to “yellow,” PennDOT will reopen driver license centers

NBC10’s Vai Sikahema reports on PennDOT roadwork resuming Monday.

Slow down. Drivers speeding through work zones on Pennsylvania highways will be facing fines up to $150 as an active work zone speed camera program goes into effect.

Pennsylvania drivers, slow down. NBC10’s Brandon Hudson spoke to residents about the state’s new effort to enforce speed limits in construction work zones.

PennDOT is turning to technology in the next phase of a $125 million, multi-year program to ease congestion along the Schuylkill Expressway, which is in a chronic rush hour no matter the time of day.

Drivers in Philadelphia are in for another couple weekends of traffic headaches on I-76. A stretch of the Schuylkill Expressway, one of the busiest roads in Philadelphia, will be closed for construction. So, plan on seeking an alternate route or sitting in some extra traffic.

Violators will get a written warning the first time, followed by fines of $75 and $150 for subsequent offenses.

Got fall plans this weekend? The Schuylkill Expressway is no longer going to be closed in Philadelphia as originally planned.