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The card-access walkway would link nursing students to DCH Regional Medical Center 16 feet above traffic — but costs and an opening date remain unknown.
Civil citations for drivers going 10-plus mph over the limit could begin no earlier than November 16; the exact start date has not been announced.
City leaders vote Monday on an ALDOT deal for an accessible ramp near the new U.S. 31 pedestrian bridge.
The former Oxmoor Road Waffle House site is getting a public parking lot with ramps, fencing and stormwater upgrades.
Installation has already started on buses across Birmingham-area routes, with the district now buying only A/C-equipped buses going forward.
Birmingham-Shuttlesworth issued a stop-work order on its fuel farm as leaders weigh a pricier, permanent replacement instead.
Monroeville, Demopolis and Boligee are among the towns set to benefit from new rail, ties and safety signage.
Kimley-Horn will lead design work on the $150 million REDESIGN Alabama plan to close nine crossings between Woodlawn and Trussville.
BHM reopened its first upgraded restrooms near Gate C1, with three more sets to follow through 2027.
Scott Bridge Company won the contract after underbidding two rivals, with work starting in early 2027.
Two pedestrian bridges and a new trailhead are headed for north Huntsville, linking the transit center to the Pinhook Creek trail network.
The funding targets aging pipes that send Red Mountain runoff toward Griffin Brook, where College Avenue floods regularly.
Round Forest Drive will stay open after a traffic study found no justification for closure. A three-way stop and new cameras could follow.
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