For more information on the PCTI program and Smart Transportation, go to the Smart Transportation Website at www.smart-transportation.com.

Following is a list of projects receiving PCTI funding:

(Source: Pennsylvania Department of Transportation)

Adams County

Borough of New Oxford will receive $74,500 to develop a plan to calm traffic and improve pedestrian access in the center square area.

Allegheny County

Airport Corridor Transportation Association will receive $700,000 to reduce congestion and provide better transit, pedestrian, and bicycle access near the Robinson and North Fayette Township commercial area.

City of Pittsburgh will receive $280,000 to develop a multi-modal traffic simulation and land-use model for the city’s Strip District.

Richland Township will receive $1,300,000 to improve pedestrian access and traffic flow by constructing sidewalks, a median, and creating left turn lanes near the intersection of Route 8 and Ewalt Road.

Armstrong County

County of Armstrong will receive $300,000 to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of traffic flow and safety improvements for Kittanning Borough.

Blair County

Borough of Tyrone will receive $517,324 to enhance Pennsylvania Avenue by improving pedestrian access and calming traffic.

Bucks County

Falls Township will receive $90,000 to improve traffic flow and access management along Trenton Avenue.

Richland Township will receive $713,000 to create a community gateway on Trumbauersville Road.

Butler County

Borough of Saxonburg will receive $1,422,017 for enhancements to the historic Main Street.

Cambria County

City of Johnstown will receive $1,500,000 to improve the connection between Route 56 and Main Street to create a gateway to the central business district.