PennDOT has said that REAL ID licenses are now available to state residents, writes Becky Metrick for the Harrisburg Patriot-News. Anyone opting for the REAL ID does not have to exchange the... Read more
The Chester County Commissioners, joined by SEPTA General Manager Jeff Knueppel, have announced details of major investments that will boost public transportation, economic development, and... Read more
McMahon Associates in Exton is hoping to get input from both the public and the township’s Planning Commission on plans for a new train station in East Whiteland, writes Michael Rellahan for... Read more
While there are still no concrete plans for high-speed rail service between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, the interest in one remains, writes Colin Deppen for The Incline. According to Amtrak... Read more
A team of students from Unionville High School has won PennDOT’s 2018 Paint the Plow contest for District Six, according to a report from the Daily Local News. This year saw five high school... Read more
West Chester is planning to follow the path set by King of Prussia as it attempts to restore Regional Rail service to the area, writes Jim Saksa for WHYY. For the last four years, The Adviso... Read more
Chester County has the highest rate of organ donation designations per registered drivers in the region, as PennDOT continues its efforts to save lives by registering donors during the licen... Read more
Today, about 232,000 people, close to 40 percent of Philadelphia’s working population, leave the city to work at jobs in the suburbs, writes Jason Laughlin for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Sub... Read more
J.D. Eckman, a bridge and highway construction company based in Atglen, is the lowest bidder (at $104.7 million) for a PennDOT project to widen and rebuild Interstate 83 east of Harrisburg,... Read more
A program of the Philadelphia Unemployment Project provides easier access to better-paying jobs available in the suburbs, writes Jane Von Bergen for The Philadelphia Citizen. Commuter Option... Read more
