Pennsylvania Counties We Serve

Dauphin County is the seat of Pennsylvania state government and a major freight hub where I-81, I-83, US-22/322, and the PA Turnpike converge — producing a steady volume of catastrophic truck and highway crashes.

Cumberland County sits at the western edge of the Harrisburg metro, with heavy truck traffic along the PA Turnpike, I-81, and the Carlisle Pike corridor — home to one of the largest freight-distribution clusters in the Northeast.

York County spans the I-83 corridor between Harrisburg and the Maryland line, with heavy commuter, agricultural, and freight traffic across Route 30, Route 74, and dozens of rural state routes.

Lancaster County combines dense city traffic with rural farm roads, where commercial trucks, agricultural equipment, and horse-and-buggy traffic share the same routes — a hazard mix unique to South Central PA.

Berks County is anchored by Reading and the Route 422 / Route 222 corridors, with heavy commercial-truck traffic moving between the Lehigh Valley, Lancaster, and Philadelphia.

Lehigh County is the heart of the Lehigh Valley, where I-78, US-22, and Route 309 carry one of the densest concentrations of warehouse and tractor-trailer traffic in Pennsylvania.