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Transportation Projects

Ensuring safe transportation options for all Philadelphians—whether they walk, bike, drive, or ride transit.

About

Philadelphia’s transportation network includes over 2,500 miles of roadway, 350 bridges, 40 miles of separated bike lanes and sidepaths, 200 miles of trails, 3,000 signalized intersections, and more.

To improve traffic safety and keep Philadelphia moving, the City and partner agencies manage projects to repair, redesign, and improve the network. These projects can range from bridge construction to local traffic calming. There may be improvements to a single intersection or an entire corridor.

Transportation projects are managed by different departments or agencies. To find contact information for an active project, visit the project detail page.

Connect

Phone	Phone: 311 (215) 686-8686 (outside Philadelphia)

Find a transportation project

Current projects

Find information about ongoing projects currently being planned, designed, constructed, or recently completed

Past projects

Learn about projects completed in past years.

City roadwork resources

StreetSmartPHL

Paving, utility, and other road work going on around the city. Use StreetSmartPHL's PavePHL and PermitPHL tabs for information about paving and road closures.

Paving Program

The City of Philadelphia's Paving Program, managed by the Streets Department of Transportation (StreetsDOT.)

Traffic Calming Program

How to request traffic calming for eligible streets in Philadelphia from the Streets Department of Transportation (StreetsDOT.)

Vision Zero Philadelphia

 Vision Zero aims to eliminate traffic-related deaths through road designs, education, and traffic enforcement.

More resources

Other local projects

Other local agencies are working on roadway and transportation projects around Philadelphia. To learn more about an agency and its projects, visit their website: