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Table of Contents
About the Department ...... 1
Organization ...... 2
National Highway System ...... 3
Mileage & Travel ...... 4
Pennsylvania Transportation Facts ...... 10
2013 Vehicle Registrations ...... 11
Transit Systems ...... 12
AMTRAK Train Stations ...... 14
Welcome Centers ...... 15
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Table of Contents About the Department
PennDOT was created in 1970 when the former Department of Highways was merged with transportation-related functions from the Departments of Revenue, Commerce, Community Affairs and Military Affairs. With an annual budget of more than $7 billion in state and federal funds, PennDOT oversees programs and policies affecting highways, urban and rural public transportation, airports, railroads, ports and waterways.
More than three-quarters of PennDOT’s annual budget is invested in Pennsylvania’s approximately 120,000 miles of state and local highways and 32,000 state and local bridges. PennDOT is directly responsible for nearly 40,000 miles of highway and roughly 25,000 bridges, a system first established in 1911.
Roughly 10,000 of PennDOT’s complement of nearly 12,000 employees are engaged in the maintenance, restoration and expansion of the state highway system. They work in central headquarters in Harrisburg and 11 engineering districts, with facilities in all 67 counties.
PennDOT administers the state’s more than 11 million vehicle registrations and 8.8 million driver’s licenses and oversees safety and emission inspection programs.
The agency also operates 14 Welcome Centers along the interstate highways near the state’s borders. Pennsylvania’s centers greet nearly 4 million visitors a year.
Executive Staff
Barry J. Schoch, P.E. Bradley L. Mallory Scott Christie, P.E. PennDOT Secretary Executive Deputy Deputy Secretary, of Transportation Secretary of Administration Highway Administration
James D. Ritzman, P.E. Kurt J. Myers Toby Fauver Deputy Secretary, Deputy Secretary, Deputy Secretary, Planning Driver and Vehicle Services Multimodal Transportation
1 Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > About the Department Organization
Penn DOT is divided into five main areas, known as deputates. Each has authority over several transportation functions.
HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION - MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION - With more than 10,000 employees, this is the This deputate, established when Pennsylvania’s largest deputate. It includes design, construction, comprehensive transportation plan was signed on maintenance, materials testing, environmental Nov. 25, 2013, oversees aviation, rail freight, public review, and safety and traffic engineering. The transportation, ports and other multimodal state is divided into 11 engineering districts, and programs. Pennsylvania ranks first in the country each district has responsibility for highways in its in the number of operating railroads (67) and also respective region. A district executive or ranks near the top in total track mileage (more administrator manages each district and reports to than 5,600 miles). The state also has 131 the Deputy Secretary for Highway Administration. public-use airports, 291 private-use airports, and PennDOT contracts with private industry for major 288 private-use heliports. The division's transit construction projects while using in-house staff staff oversee more than $1 billion annually in for routine maintenance and winter services. investments in public transportation systems - this includes the Keystone passenger rail corridor DRIVER AND VEHICLE SERVICES - between Philadelphia and Harrisburg, and the With more than 1,000 employees, this deputate Pennsylvanian, which provides passenger rail manages the issuance of more than 8.8 million service between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. driver’s licenses and the registration of more than Pennsylvania ranks fifth in the nation in direct 11.6 million motor vehicles. In addition, it support of public transit supporting more than operates 71 driver license centers and 26 stand- 444 million transit trips in the 2012-13 state alone photo license centers and has partnered fiscal year. with more than 250 online messenger sites to provide a wide variety of over-the-counter ADMINISTRATION - services across Pennsylvania. This deputate also This deputate includes the bureaus that oversee manages statewide driver safety programs, the fiscal management, computer systems, equal vehicle safety inspection program and the opportunity, training, office services personnel enhanced auto emissions program. and Pennsylvania Welcome Centers.
PLANNING - Penn DOT also has offices with responsibilities This deputate works with the federal government for legal, policy, legislative and and local planning organizations to develop the communications issues. Twelve Year Transportation Program, which serves as the blueprint for highway, bridge, aviation, rail freight and mass transit improvements. Planning also manages the cash flow from federal and state revenues to ensure the continuous operation of improvement projects. Planning also has sections working on long-range research and map making.
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Organization 2 National Highway System Map
Interstate Highways Other NHS Routes
3 Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Highway Systems Selected Interstate Routes*
Interstate Total Linear Total Lane Total Mean Routes Miles Miles DVMT AADT**
I 70 80.70 322.78 1,779,003 22,045
I 76 349.62 1,450.77 12,252,024 35,044
I 78 75.51 317.49 3,396,630 44,983
I 79 179.37 741.11 3,779,335 21,070
I 80 311.12 1261.60 8,772,330 28,196
I 81 232.73 979.84 9,578,749 41,158
I 83 55.22 238.34 2,908,622 52,673
I 84 54.87 221.72 1,126,285 20,526
I 86 7.00 27.99 66,833 9,548
I 90 46.30 185.19 963,517 20,810
I 95 51.01 315.72 5,647,091 110,706
I 99 85.74 350.41 1,644,431 19,179
I 176 11.35 44.63 207,497 18,282
I 180 28.84 119.42 747,817 25,930
I 276 32.55 166.10 2,621,289 80,531
I 279 13.31 59.23 472,102 35,470
I 283 2.91 11.63 182,966 62,875
I 376 84.36 369.88 2,291,344 27,161
I 380 24.45 97.81 622,085 25,443
I 476 129.21 542.17 5,547,194 42,932
I 579 1.58 6.30 79,711 50,450
I 676 2.56 12.43 267,124 104,345
* 2012 Statistics ** AADT (Annual Average Daily Traffic) – Typical daily traffic, based on a one-year review for all days of the week. DVMT = Daily Vehicle Miles of Travel
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Mileage and Travel 4 Selected U.S. Routes*
Total Linear Total Lane Total Mean U.S. Routes Miles Miles DVMT AADT
U.S. 1 98.71 449.93 3,295,855 33,389
U.S. 6 448.55 1041.38 2,976,647 6,636
U.S. 6N 26.54 55.47 92,982 3,503
U.S. 11 244.65 667.12 2,984,101 12,197
U.S. 13 44.44 136.70 694,178 15,621
U.S. 15 151.83 547.83 2,377,260 15,657
U.S. 19 181.35 482.90 1,783,158 9,833
U.S. 20 45.43 154.83 459,374 10,112
U.S. 22 281.30 1,028.56 5,497,829 19,544
U.S. 30 328.33 988.46 6,057,130 18,448
U.S. 40 85.39 216.23 563,111 6,595
U.S. 62 118.82 272.59 553,113 4,676
U.S. 119 120.46 342.74 1,192,692 9,901
U.S. 202 62.57 212.76 1,968,526 31,461
U.S. 206 0.40 0.80 2,480 6,200
U.S. 209 151.58 317.35 1,258,441 8,302
U.S. 219 214.89 565.43 1,291,506 6,010
U.S. 220 203.68 550.17 1,567,670 7,697
U.S. 222 109.67 343.28 2,651,345 24,176
U.S. 224 10.16 23.83 89,353 8,795
U.S. 322 278.44 666.77 2,788,530 10,015
U.S. 422 222.28 694.27 4,057,073 18,252
U.S. 522 101.57 203.72 435,773 4,290
* 2012 Statistics
5 Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Mileage and Travel Federal Aid Highway System* Rural Functional Class Linear Miles DVMT Interstate 1,119 26,086,912 Other Freeway/Expressway 336 5,163,759 Other Principal Arterials 1,641 10,826,552 Minor Arterials 4,378 17,498,207 Major Collectors 7,260 11,211,200
Sub Total 14,734 70,786,630
Urban Functional Class Linear Miles DVMT Interstate 737 38,773,387 Other Freeways / Express ways 551 17,546,061 Other Principal Arterials 2,714 44,404,256 Minor Arterials 3,996 34,937,109 Major Collectors 5,388 22,020,440
Sub Total 13,386 157,681,253
Federal Aid Total** 28,120 228,467,883 Non-Federal Aid Highway System* Rural Functional Class Linear Miles DVMT Minor Collectors 7,213 5,246,449 Local Roads 51,900 16,075,646 Sub Total 59,113 21,322,095
Urban Functional Class Linear Miles DVMT Local Roads 32,614 22,894,192 Sub Total 32,614 22,894,192
Non-Federal Aid Total** 91,727 44,216,287
Grand Total** 119,847 272,684,170
* 2012 Statistics ** Includes Turnpike and Toll Bridges
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Mileage and Travel 6 Federal Aid Highway System 2012 Highway Statistics
PA Highway Systems Miles DVMT
Total System 119,847 272,684,170
Rural 73,847 92,108,725 Urban 46,000 180,575,445
Federal Aid System 28,120 228,467,883
Non-Federal Aid System 91,727 44,216,287
National Highway System 7,235 143,681,519
Interstate System 1,855 64,860,300
Total State Owned 41,137 222,435,454 PennDOT Owned 39,792 204,342,280 Pennsylvania Turnpike 551 16,073,332 Other PA State Agencies 794 2,019,842
Total Non State Owned 78,710 50,248,716 Local Municipal Owned 77,889 47,653,763 Federal Agency Owned 810 2,062,493 Total Bridge / Ferry 11 532,460
DVMT = Daily Vehicle Miles of Travel
7 Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Mileage and Travel 2012 Mileage - Jurisdiction PennDOT Other Turnpike Toll Bridge Local Total Total County Linear Agency Linear Linear Municipal Linear DVMT Miles Linear Miles Miles Miles Linear Miles Miles ADAMS 543.55 31.06 0.00 0.00 831.38 1,405.99 2,414,660 ALLEGHENY 1,178.07 1.00 38.25 0.00 4,623.24 5,840.56 22,209,899 ARMSTRONG 655.27 14.10 0.00 0.00 1,150.29 1,819.66 1,588,527 BEAVER 603.58 23.60 22.77 0.00 1,039.12 1,689.06 3,605,061 BEDFORD 794.78 33.80 35.30 0.00 917.66 1,781.54 2,568,323 BERKS 876.16 54.35 4.75 0.00 2,390.55 3,325.81 9,065,925 BLAIR 462.64 5.23 0.00 0.00 766.26 1,234.13 2,737,973 BRADFORD 896.02 1.76 0.00 0.00 1,594.36 2,492.15 1,718,846 BUCKS 963.84 21.58 19.25 1.26 2,496.40 3,502.34 12,702,497 BUTLER 653.60 38.68 4.40 0.00 1,608.22 2,304.89 4,883,167 CAMBRIA 672.65 23.81 0.00 0.00 1,032.59 1,729.05 2,702,925 CAMERON 109.46 5.85 0.00 0.00 124.87 240.18 136,937 CARBON 268.60 10.03 26.90 0.00 404.94 710.47 2,121,765 CENTRE 585.77 27.85 0.00 0.00 894.81 1,508.42 3,610,530 CHESTER 1,017.52 17.80 26.00 0.00 2,558.23 3,619.54 11,594,752 CLARION 469.04 12.86 0.00 0.00 945.59 1,427.49 1,543,734 CLEARFIELD 795.26 22.64 0.00 0.00 1,141.82 1,959.72 2,540,106 CLINTON 295.59 12.12 0.00 0.00 409.86 717.57 1,473,565 COLUMBIA 491.92 7.18 0.00 0.00 899.02 1,398.12 1,909,643 CRAWFORD 910.44 31.56 0.00 0.00 1,498.28 2,440.29 2,306,263 CUMBERLAND 555.74 53.53 37.85 0.00 1,288.83 1,935.95 7,434,375 DAUPHIN 556.75 0.18 12.90 1.00 1,336.67 1,907.50 7,731,055 DELAWARE 447.88 18.96 0.00 1.35 1,372.67 1,840.86 9,227,057 ELK 294.23 111.34 0.00 0.00 374.72 780.29 1,052,809 ERIE 779.38 31.20 0.00 0.00 1,781.52 2,592.09 5,382,758 FAYETTE 758.70 13.32 20.94 0.30 1,303.06 2,096.32 2,522,225 FOREST 201.09 128.82 0.00 0.00 162.13 492.04 505,490 FRANKLIN 613.54 12.33 14.90 0.00 1,048.57 1,689.34 3,940,696 FULTON 342.32 3.40 19.15 0.00 321.95 686.82 1,073,693 GREENE 573.86 4.92 0.00 0.00 931.11 1,509.89 1,178,190 HUNTINGDON 598.54 60.12 2.45 0.00 632.65 1,293.76 1,137,065 INDIANA 797.18 31.66 0.00 0.00 1,270.98 2,099.83 2,107,330 JEFFERSON 555.42 4.16 0.00 0.00 841.03 1,400.61 1,620,310 JUNIATA 354.63 2.14 0.00 0.00 373.78 730.55 611,167 LACKAWANNA 557.26 8.60 11.50 0.00 1,024.57 1,601.93 5,068,011
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Mileage and Travel 8 2012 Mileage - Jurisdiction
PennDOT Other Turnpike Toll Bridge Local Total Total County Linear Agency Linear Linear Municipal Linear DVMT Miles Linear Miles Miles Miles Linear Miles Miles LANCASTER 1,039.68 10.46 30.60 0.00 2,814.58 3,895.32 11,589,939 LAWRENCE 385.01 1.60 18.08 0.00 794.47 1,199.16 1,881,495 LEBANON 369.96 1.30 5.85 0.00 825.71 1,202.82 3,231,408 LEHIGH 535.87 5.90 25.65 0.00 1,506.72 2,074.14 8,083,748 LUZERNE 852.76 33.60 20.05 0.00 1,787.88 2,694.28 7,403,512 LYCOMING 716.61 17.73 0.00 0.00 1,256.34 1,990.68 2,920,660 MCKEAN 381.69 158.35 0.00 0.00 481.14 1,021.18 1,305,632 MERCER 740.77 31.65 0.00 0.00 1,263.09 2,035.51 3,574,724 MIFFLIN 238.20 6.95 0.00 0.00 380.31 625.46 1,024,949 MONROE 519.41 23.81 0.00 0.40 1,016.02 1,559.64 4,564,873 MONTGOMERY 769.34 42.71 39.15 0.00 2,840.15 3,691.35 17,799,461 MONTOUR 172.12 6.10 0.00 0.00 227.93 406.16 790,937 NORTHAMPTON 499.14 1.30 0.00 1.03 1,516.77 2,018.24 5,582,254 NORTHUMBERLAND 523.84 6.33 0.00 0.00 893.68 1,423.84 2,060,653 PERRY 417.23 4.09 0.00 0.00 599.21 1,020.53 1,340,809 PIKE 327.44 40.90 0.00 0.70 243.36 612.40 1,556,604 POTTER 435.79 6.13 0.00 0.00 641.35 1,083.27 482,830 SCHUYLKILL 597.79 14.64 0.00 0.00 1,270.79 1,883.22 3,565,818 SNYDER 299.78 6.70 0.00 0.00 514.82 821.30 1,057,018 SOMERSET 880.95 24.47 29.85 0.00 1,267.04 2,202.31 2,533,229 SULLIVAN 243.83 22.17 0.00 0.00 298.99 565.00 258,448 SUSQUEHANNA 793.14 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,058.74 1,851.88 1,402,692 TIOGA 629.17 41.11 0.00 0.00 1,141.08 1,811.36 1,566,592 UNION 280.87 5.91 0.00 0.00 316.22 603.00 1,410,204 VENANGO 528.75 9.75 0.00 0.00 826.54 1,365.04 1,595,368 WARREN 528.81 144.92 0.00 0.00 612.29 1,286.02 1,309,455 WASHINGTON 1,090.70 1.78 23.64 0.00 1,753.75 2,869.87 4,730,474 WAYNE 717.08 9.55 0.00 0.00 687.50 1,414.13 1,155,846 WESTMORELAND 1,186.66 24.12 54.41 0.00 2,400.52 3,665.71 8,291,893 WYOMING 364.80 0.00 0.00 0.00 398.05 762.85 766,010 YORK 1,134.54 13.49 6.45 0.00 2,648.89 3,803.37 8,895,113 PHILADELPHIA 360.45 5.00 0.00 4.75 2,213.46 2,583.67 14,924,193 Grand Total 39,792.43 1,604.06 551.04 10.79 77,889.13 119,847.45 272,684,170
* Includes State and Federal Agency Miles ** 2010 PA Highway Statistics
9 Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Mileage and Travel Pennsylvania Transportation Facts THE FOLLOWING STATISTICS offer a look at Pennsylvania’s current transportation system:
HIGHWAYS & BRIDGES • Nearly 40,000 miles of PennDOT maintained highways • 119,847 miles of interstate, state and local roads • 102 billion vehicle miles traveled annually • 25,000 PennDOT maintained bridges • Approximately 6,400 locally owned bridges
Penn DOT SUPPORTED INTERCITY BUS • One national and five regional carriers • 434,712 passengers in FY 2012-2013 • 2,322 route miles statewide and 16 intercity bus routes
AVIATION • 131 Public-use Airports • 291 Private-use Airports • 288 Private-use Heliports
BICYCLE / PEDESTRIAN BicyclePA’s long-distance touring routes, which combine on-road sections with off-road paths, provide safe, cross-state access for bicyclists. • Three east-west, border-to-border routes totaling more than 1,200 miles. • Four north-south, border-to-border routes totaling more than 900 miles. • One Ohio-to-New York route through Erie County totaling 46 miles. • One New Jersey-to-Delaware route through southeastern Pennsylvania totaling 52 miles.
PennDOT DRIVER & VEHICLE SERVICES • More than 30 million customer transactions per year. • More than 8.8 million licensed drivers. - 8.3 million non-commercial drivers; more than 443,000 commercial drivers. - More than 45,000 licensed school bus drivers. - More than 854,000 licensed motorcyclists. - More than 1 million Photo ID card holders. • More than 11.6 million registered vehicles. • 71 Driver License Centers, processing more than 2.2 million transactions per year. • More than 250 online messengers processing about 1.1 million transactions per year. • More than 3,000 online registration participants processing nearly 1.5 million transactions per year.
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book >Transportation Facts 10 2013 Vehicle Registrations
Passenger Vehicles ...... 7,979,219 Trucks 14,001 to 17,000 pounds ...... 30,305
Special Mobile Equipment ...... 24,523 Trucks 17,001 to 21,000 pounds ...... 24,781
Implements of Husbandry ...... 209 Trucks 21,001 to 26,000 pounds ...... 45,182
Motor Homes 8,000 or less pounds ...... 3,040 Trucks 26,001 to 30,000 pounds ...... 5,396
Motor Homes 8,001 to 11,000 pounds . . . 5,880 Trucks 30,001 to 33,000 pounds ...... 17,711
Motor Homes 11,001 or more pounds . . . 23,765 Trucks 33,001 to 36,000 pounds ...... 5,376
Regular Motorcycles ...... 400,529 Trucks 36,001 to 40,000 pounds ...... 6,063
Motorized Pedalcycles ...... 2,686 Trucks 40,001 to 44,000 pounds ...... 2,838
Motor Driven Cycles ...... 4,680 Trucks 44,001 to 48,000 pounds ...... 2,859
School Buses ...... 31,268 Trucks 48,001 to 52,000 pounds ...... 3,930
Omni Buses ...... 6,726 Trucks 52,001 to 56,000 pounds ...... 7,155
Buses ...... 9,493 Trucks 56,001 to 60,000 pounds ...... 8,365
Mass Transit Buses ...... 6,492 Trucks 60,001 to 64,000 pounds ...... 1,772
Apportioned Registration Buses ...... 652 Trucks 64,001 to 68,000 pounds ...... 2,690
Taxis ...... 3,186 Trucks 68,001 to 73,280 pounds ...... 28,185
Trailers 3,000 or less pounds ...... 646,137 Trucks 73,281 to 76,000 pounds ...... 300
Trailers 3,001 to 10,000 pounds ...... 327,058 Trucks 76,001 to 78,000 pounds ...... 204
Trailers 10,001 or more pounds ...... 205,633 Trucks 78,001 to 78,500 pounds ...... 19
Trucks 5,000 or less pounds ...... 583,990 Trucks 78,501 to 79,000 pounds ...... 33
Trucks 5,001 to 7,000 pounds ...... 733,249 Trucks 79,001 to 80,000 pounds ...... 42,110
Trucks 7,001 to 9,000 pounds ...... 207,332 Limousines ...... 2,598
Trucks 9,001 to 11,000 pounds ...... 125,848 Other Vehicle Types ...... 5,923
Trucks 11,001 to 14,000 pounds ...... 41,365 TOTAL ...... 11,616,715
11 Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > 2013 Registrations Transit Systems
PUBLIC TRANSIT • 37 urban and rural fixed route transit agencies (many of which also provide community/demand response service—see *) • 26 agencies which provide community/demand response transportation only • 444 million transit trips in FY 2012-13 • Nation’s 6th largest transit system in Philadelphia and 25th largest in Pittsburgh • More than 9,000 transit vehicles • 470 transit-related bridges • 760 fixed-guideway miles
URBAN AND RURAL FIXED-ROUTE TRANSIT AGENCIES
Fixed-route service is regularly scheduled general public transportation that is provided according to published schedules along designated routes with specific stopping points for passengers to enter and exit the vehicle. • Altoona Metro Transit, 814-944-4074 • Area Transportation Authority of North Central Pennsylvania, Johnsonburg, 866-282-4968 * • Beaver County Transit Authority* 724-728-8600 • Berks Area Regional Transportation Authority* 610-921-0601 • Borough of Mount Carmel 570-339-3956 • Butler Transit Authority 724-283-0445 • Cambria County Transportation Authority, 814-535-5526 * • Capital Area Transit* 717-238-8304 • Carbon County, 610-432-3562 * • Centre Area Transportation Authority, 814-238-2282 * • City of Washington 724-223-2442 • County of Lackwanna Transit System, 570-346-2061 • COLT/ Lebanon Transit Authority* 717-274-3664 • Crawford Area Transportation Authority, 814-336-5600 * • DuBois, Falls Creek and Sandy Township Joint Transportation Authority, 814-371-3940 • Endless Mountains Transportation Authority, 570-888-7330 * • Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority, 814-459-4287 * • Fayette Area Coordinated Transportation, 724-628-7433* • Hazleton Public Transit, 570-459-5414 • Indiana County Transit Authority, 724-465-2140 * • Lehigh and Northampton Transportation Authority, 610-776-7433* • Luzerne County Transportation Authority, 570-288-9356 • Mid-County Transit Authority, Kittanning, 724-548-8696 * • Mid Mon Valley Transit Authority, 724-489-0880 • Monroe County Transit Authority, 570-839-6282 * • New Castle Area Transit Authority, 724-654-3130 • Port Authority of Allegheny County, 412-442-2000* • Pottstown Area Rapid Transit, 610-970-6515 • Red Rose Transit Authority, Lancaster, 717-397-5613 * • River Valley Transit, Williamsport, 570-326-2500 • Schuylkill Transportation System, 570-429-2701 * • Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, 215-580-7800* • Mercer County Regional Council of Government, 724-981-1561* • Venango County Transportation Office, 814-432-9767* • Warren County Transit Authority, 814-723-1874 * • Westmoreland County Transit Authority*, 724-834-9282 • York County Transportation Authority, (including Adams County), 717-846-5562 * * also a community transportation provider
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book >Transit Systems 12 Transit Systems
COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS
Community Transportation Providers offer advance reservation services that provide transportation based on request. Rather than passengers meeting the vehicle on a scheduled route, these vehicles pick passengers up at their point of origin and deliver them to their destination.
• Allied Coordinated Transportation Services, Inc., Lawrence County, 724-658-7258 • Blair Senior Services, Inc., 814-695-3500 • Bucks County Transport, Inc., 215-794-5554 • Butler County Community Action & Development, 724-284-5125 • Call-A-Ride / Mifflin-Juniata Area Agency on Aging, 717-242-2277 • Centre County Office of Transportation, 814-355-6807 • Clarion County Transportation, 814-226-7012 • Community Transit of Delaware County, Inc. 610-490-3977 • Cumberland County Transportation Department 800-315-2546 • Forest County Transportation, 814-927-8266 • Franklin County Integrated Transportation System, 717-264-5225 • Greene County Human Services Department, 724-627-6778 • Huntingdon-Bedford-Fulton Area Agency on Aging, 814-623-8148 • Montour County Transportation, 570-271-0833 • MTR Transportation Co.,T/DBA/ K-Cab, Inc., Columbia County, 570-784-1550 • Northumberland County Transportation, 800-479-2626 • Perry County Transportation Authority, 717-567-2490 • Pike County Area Agency on Aging 570-296-3408 • Rover/ Chester County, 484-696-3854 • Somerset County, 814-445-9628 • STEP, Inc., Lycoming/Clinton Counties, 570-326-0587 • Susquehanna County Transportation 570-278-6140 • Union-Snyder Transportation Alliance 570-522-1390 • Union-Snyder Transportation Alliance, 570-552-1390 • Washington County Transportation Authority, 724-223-8747 • Wayne County Area Agency on Aging 570-253-4262
13 Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Transit Systems AMTRAK Train Stations
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Erie McKean Potter Tioga Bradford Susquehanna Wayne Warren
Crawford
Wyoming Forest Elk Cameron Sullivan Pike Lycoming Venango Clinton Lackawanna Mercer Luzerne Jefferson Clarion Columbia Lawrence Butler Monroe Montour Armstrong Union Carbon Clearfield Indiana Centre Beaver Northumberland Northampton Snyder Schuylkill Cambria Mifflin Lehigh 8 Huntingdon 10 Juniata 7 Dauphin Bucks Berks Allegheny Lebanon 2 Blair 9 Perry 6 4 Westmoreland5 Montgomery 11 Washington 12 13 Cumberland 14 Lancaster 15 Chester 24 20 21 3 19 22 23 16 17 18 PhPilhaidlaedlpehlpiahia Delaware Fulton Adams Bedford Franklin Greene Fayette Somerset York
Source: National Transportation Atlas Database (NTAD), 1997: BTS, U.S. DOT
1. Erie 9. Huntingdon 17. Coatesville 2. Pittsburgh 10. Lewistown 18. Downingtown 3. Connellsville 11. Harrisburg 19. Exton 4. Greensburg 12. Middletown 20. Paoli 5. Latrobe 13. Elizabethtown 21. Ardmore 6. Johnstown 14. Mount Joy 22. Philadelphia - 30th St. 7. Altoona 15. Lancaster 23. North Philadelphia 8. Tyrone 16. Parkesburg 24. Cornwells Heights
INTERCITY PASSENGER RAIL
120 trains with 6.3 million passengers annually - along four lines: • Capitol Limited —Washington to Chicago via Pittsburgh and Connellsville • Lakeshore Limited —New York and Boston to Chicago via Erie. • Northeast Corridor —Washington to Boston via Philadelphia. • Pennsylvanian Service —New York City to Pittsburgh via Philadelphia • Keystone Service —New York City to Harrisburg via Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > AMTRAK Train Stations 14 Veterans Bridge Phase I in Allegheny County, Pittsburgh
Welcome Centers I-90 Welcome Center in Erie.
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• I-90 W Welcome Center • I-81 N Welcome Center • I-80 W Welcome Center (Erie County) (Franklin County) at Delaware Water Gap 814-217-9600 717-597-8116 (Monroe County) I-90 Westbound I-81 N Welcome Center 570-234-1180 ½ mile West of PA/NY Border I-81 Northbound I-80 Welcome Center North East, PA 16428 1 ½ Miles North of PA/MD at Delaware Water Gap 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. B o rder I-80 Exit 310 State Line, PA 17263 Delaware Water Gap, PA 18327 • I-80 E Welcome Center 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 9 : 3 0 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Mercer County) 724-981-6972 • I-83 N Welcome Center • I-81 S Welcome Center I-80 E Welcome Center (York County) (Susquehanna County) I-80 Eastbound 717-235-6076 570-879-2283 ½ Mile East of PA/OH Border I-83 N Welcome Center 26273 State Route 11 West Middlesex, PA 16159 I-83 Northbound Great Bend, PA 18821 9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. 2½ Miles North of PA/MD 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Border • I-70 E Welcome Center Shrewsbury, PA 17361 • Route 15 S Welcome Center (Washington County) 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. ( T i o g a County) 724-663-5248 570-835-4999 I-70 E Welcome Center • I-95 N Welcome Center Route 15 S Welcome Center I-70 Eastbound (Delaware County) Route 15 Southbound 5 Miles East of PA/WV Border 610-485-8275 7 miles South of PA/NY Border Claysville, PA 15323 I-95 N Welcome Center Tioga, PA 16946 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. I - 9 5 Northbound 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. ½ Mile North of PA/DE Border • I-79 N Welcome Center Linwood, PA 19061 • I-276 W Welcome Center (Greene County) 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. ( M ontgomery County) 724-627-7331 610-265-1745 I-79 N Welcome Center • I-78 W Welcome Center I-276 W Welcome Center I-79 Northbound (Northampton County) King of Prussia Travel Plaza 5 Miles North of PA/WV Border 610-250-1866 PA Turnpike, Milepost 328.4 Mount Morris, PA 15349 I-78 W Welcome Center King of Prussia, PA 19406 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 1-78 Westbound 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. ½ mile West of PA/NJ Border • I-70 W Welcome Center Easton, PA 18042 (Fulton County) 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 717-294-6275 I-70 W Welcome Center • I-84 Welcome Center I-70 Westbound (Pike County) ½ Mile North of PA/MD Border 570-491-4703 Warfordsburg, PA 17267 I-84 Welcome Center 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. I - 8 4 , Exit 53 Matamoras, PA 18336 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
15 Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Welcome Centers Central Press Office Staff District Press Officers
Richard Kirkpatrick Jim Carroll Acting Press Secretary - Keystone Building Community Relations Coordinator Phone……….717-783-8800 District 1 - Oil City Email………[email protected] Phone………814-678-7095 Email………[email protected] Erin Waters-Trasatt Deputy Press Secretary - Keystone Building Marla Fannin Phone……….717-783-8800 Community Relations Coordinator Email………[email protected] District 2 - Clearfield Phone………814-765-0423 Ashley Schoch Email………[email protected] Information Specialist - Keystone Building Phone……….717-783-9257 Dave Thompson Email……...... [email protected] Community Relations Coordinator District 3 - Montoursville Jamie Legenos Phone………570-368-4344 Information Specialist – Keystone Building Email………[email protected] Phone……….717-783-8257 Email………[email protected] James May Community Relations Coordinator Wayne Mears District 4 – Dunmore Information Specialist – Keystone Building Phone………570-963-4044 Phone……….717-214-1836 Email………[email protected] Email………[email protected] Ron Young Jan McKnight Community Relations Coordinator Community Relations Coordinator District 5 – Allentown Driver & Vehicle Services Phone………610-871-4555 Riverfront Office Center Email………[email protected] Phone……….717-787-0485 Email………[email protected] Gene Blaum Assistant Press Secretary Craig Yetter District 6 – King of Prussia Community Relations Coordinator Phone………610-205-6800 Driver & Vehicle Services Email………[email protected] Riverfront Office Center Phone……….717-705-1092 Charles Metzger Email………[email protected] Community Relations Coordinator District 6 – King of Prussia Phone………610-205-6801 Email………[email protected] Greg Penny Community Relations Coordinator District 8 – Harrisburg Phone………717-787-1446 Email………[email protected]
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Press Officers 16 District Press Officers (Continued) Safety Press Officers
Mike Crochunis Marianne Warner Assistant Community Relations Coordinator District 1 - Oil City District 8 - Harrisburg Phone……….814-678-5035 Phone……….717-705-2619 Email………[email protected] Email………[email protected] Tara Callahan-Henry Vacant Community Relations Coordinator District 2 - Clearfield District 9 - Hollidaysburg 1924 Daisy Street Phone……….814-696-7101 Phone……….814-765-0400 Email………[email protected] Vacant Deborah Casadei District 3 - Montoursville Community Relations Coordinator 715 Jordan Avenue District 10 - Indiana Phone……….570-368-8686 Phone……….724-357-2829 Email………[email protected] Michael Taluto Steve Cowan District 4 - Dunmore Information Specialist Supervisor Phone……….570-963-3502 District 11 - Bridgeville Email………[email protected] Phone……….412-429-5044 Sean Brown Email………[email protected] District 5 - Allentown Connie Parker Phone……….610-871-4556 Community Relations Coordinator Email………[email protected] District 11 - Bridgeville Brad Rudolph Phone……….412-429-5011 District 6 - King of Prussia Email………[email protected] Phone……….610-205-6798 Valerie Petersen Email………[email protected] Community Relations Coordinator District 12 - Uniontown Fritzi Schreffler Phone……….724-439-7375 District 8 - Harrisburg Email………[email protected] Phone……….717-787-4335 Email………[email protected] Raymond Deep Community Relations Coordinator Anthony Scalia District 12 - Uniontown District 9 - Hollidaysburg Phone……….724-439-7315 Phone……….814-696-7105 Email………[email protected] Email………[email protected] Juliann Sheldon District 11 - Bridgeville Phone……….412-292-9357 Email………[email protected] Jay Ofsanik District 12 - Uniontown Phone……….724-439-7135 Email………[email protected]
17 Pennsylvania Department of Transportation > 2014 Fact Book > Press Officers Transportation Information At Your Fingertips
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