Jason Wagner has been named APC's next Executive Vice President, succeeding Bob Latham after his 25+ years of APC leadership. Wagner currently serves as APC's Director of Policy and Government Relations and will step into the EVP role on January 1, 2027 bit.ly/4xgFTjC

We are heartbroken by the loss of two Allan Myers employees killed in a Chester County work zone this week, and our thoughts are with the two others who were injured. Please — slow down, put the phone down, and respect every work zone.

A gas tax holiday sounds like relief, but the math doesn't add up. Watch APC's Kim Maiolo discuss the gas tax holiday proposals here: lnkd.in/eVft5bNR Contact your legislator today and let them know this is a bad deal for Pennsylvania: lnkd.in/esSQc2rp

How is your organization celebrating the women who are paving the way in highway construction? Share your stories with us and tag us! #wicweek2026

It's time to think SPRING! ☀️ Registration for APC's Spring Conference is now OPEN. Join APC, PennDOT and PTC Colleagues this year in State College from April 30 May 1. Register in APC's Portal today: buff.ly/awqgkRV

PA leads the nation in constructing electric vehicle charging stations: buff.ly/QyigNTT

Proposed State Budget Continues to Send Motorist Fees to the General Fund for State Police. See APC's full statement on the proposed state budget here: buff.ly/6sAKRsh

Rep. Jeremy Shaffer (R-Allegheny) announced he’s been named to the state House Transportation Committee. Shaffer, an engineer with a Carnegie Mellon doctorate and deep experience in transportation safety: buff.ly/15s35Rk

Revenue Department releases December 2025 collections: The Motor License Fund received $229.9 million for the month, $1.3 million below estimate. Read more: buff.ly/1uCbJeb

Freeze-and-thaw cycles carve cracks into pavement, while a national study shows thousands of Pennsylvania bridges face structural concerns: buff.ly/e4wlnGw

This Thanksgiving, we’re thankful for our members, partners, and everyone working to build and maintain Pennsylvania’s roads and bridges. Wishing you all a safe and happy holiday!

Time is running out! Register by November 13: buff.ly/uPtFe37

As the federal government shutdown stretches into its third week, the U.S. DOT has furloughed over 12,000 employees. However, most of these positions are within the Federal Aviation Administration which relies on General Fund appropriations. Read more: buff.ly/BRpfukC

Under Senate Bill 955, PennDOT will establish a new specialty license plate, where $15 from every plate will be deposited into the Mental Health Restricted Account, helping to fund Pennsylvania’s 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Read More: buff.ly/q2Gvy8R

The PennDOT Office of Public-Private-Partnerships (P3) is now accepting unsolicited proposals for transportation projects from the private sector through Oct. 31: buff.ly/caIPXMn

America’s first superhighway, the Pa. Turnpike, opened 85 years ago Since its opening on Oct. 1, 1940, the PA Turnpike has expanded from its original 160 miles to more than 565 miles, serving more than 500,000 customers daily: buff.ly/OYjoS4t

Neilson bill to speed up road and bridge projects advances with bipartisan support: buff.ly/DqoVn6j

PennDOT said that since the state has prioritized installing roundabouts to improve traffic flow, crashes decreased 7 percent and crashes with injuries dropped 51 percent. Read more: buff.ly/wegFEPX

Pa.'s budget is nearly three months past due It’s been nearly three months since the constitutionally-mandated deadline for state lawmakers in Harrisburg to pass a budget. But partisan gridlock continues to hold up negotiations. Read more: buff.ly/2NqAiON

Catch APC’s Bob Latham on this week’s @PANewsmakers to hear him discuss the current state of the budget relative to road and bridge funding.