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PennDOT Seeks Feedback On Winter Services
PennDOT seeks public input on snow-removal priorities and winter road safety in a 17-question survey open until April 14, aiming to improve winter service operations.
- The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation launched an online survey seeking public feedback on its winter services, available until April 14. The 17-question assessment evaluates public perceptions as the spring season begins.
- PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll stated the annual survey helps the agency "review perceptions and knowledge of our operations," while identifying opportunities to improve winter maintenance and road safety communication.
- Completing the survey takes about five minutes, allowing participants to share expectations for safe roads and indicate whether they use the 511PA traveler information service. Responses remain anonymous.
- Travelers can access 511PA 24 hours a day via website, smartphone app, or by calling 5-1-1, receiving traffic delay warnings, weather forecasts, and access to more than 1,200 traffic cameras.
- Residents can also subscribe to PennDOT news updates or monitor planned construction projects through the department's website and follow the agency on X, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
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PennDOT invites residents to share feedback on winter services
HARRISBURG — Safe travel on Pennsylvania roadways is a top priority for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), no matter the season. With spring beginning, PennDOT is seeking the public’s feedback on its services this winter through an online survey.
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PennDOT wants you to rate them on how they did this winter
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How did they do? PennDOT seeks feedback on winter services
(WJET/WFXP)-- Another Pennsylvania winter is officially in the books, at least on paper, and PennDOT is asking the public for their thoughts on how they did maintaining Pennsylvania's 40,000-plus miles of roads this year. From March 23 to April 14, PennDOT is offering a quick survey where drivers tell them how long they expect roadways [...]
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