News 8 On Your Side is investigating the condition of Pennsylvania roads. We looked into what causes potholes and sinkholes, as well as what PennDOT is doing to address the problem.

Pennsylvania transportation officials are out in force this week fixing potholes on highways across metro Philly. Why it ...

PennDOT officials said potholes can create safety concerns and could lead to massive damage to your vehicle — which is why their patchwork project on I-376 is underway. "We don't want people ...

PennDOT hopes to fill potholes in over 60 Philadelphia-area highways this week 02:54. As winter thaws out, one of Philadelphia's peskiest problems is rearing its ugly head once again: potholes.

PennDOT crews working to fill in potholes this week 02:26. Potholes continue to plague drivers in the Pittsburgh area, leaving them frustrated and road crews scrambling to fix and fill as many of ...

Next week, crews from PennDOT will be working across the region to repair potholes on more then 50 state roadways across the Philadelphia region. Here's a look at where crews will be working.

Road crews also make note of them, PennDOT's Harry said. Potholes on interstates and other state-maintained roads can be reported at 1-800-FIX-ROAD or online at the PennDOT customer care center ...

PennDOT officials say they see the worst of the freeze-thaw cycle between February 15 and April 15 here in NEPA. And while they might call it freeze-thaw season, you call it pothole season.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Pike County Maintenance forces has paused its Cold In-Place Recycling project along Route 2002 (Wilson Hill Road) in Delaware Township. The road ...

PITTSBURGH — PennDOT officials said potholes can create safety concerns and could lead to massive damage to your vehicle — which is why their patchwork project on I-376 is underway.

Potholes on more than 20 roads in Bucks and eastern Montgomery counties will get filled this week by PennDOT. See which ones here.

PennDOT would like to remind motorists that potholes can be reported to PennDOT’s Customer Care Center by visiting www.customercare.penndot.pa.gov. Since Jan. 1, District 6 has received over ...