MnDOT is moving westbound I-94 traffic onto new lanes as part of the ongoing construction project, aiming to enhance traffic flow in Wright County by fall 2026.

Minneapolis traffic safety cameras have led to a decrease in high-risk speeding, with fines to be introduced following a warning period, and an option for drivers to take a free traffic safety class.

Bloomington Police won a national traffic safety sign contest with an entry of Officer Wegner monitoring speeds in a lawn chair. They will receive a new radar sign and a subscription to traffic safety software.

Plymouth offers a special rate of $0.20 per kWh for EV charging using the DirtRoad app until November 30 at various city locations, promoting sustainable transport.

The City of Bloomington is working on traffic management and safety enhancement through its NTMP, involving community input for improvements in local neighborhoods.

Hennepin County warns of delays in Brooklyn Park as West Broadway repaving finishes on November 3-4, with lane reductions and flaggers directing traffic.

The Highway 10 Ramsey Gateway Project's completion was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting in Anoka County, marking an improved, signal-free corridor for better traffic and safety.

The new roundabout at Park Ridge Drive and Highway 10 in Carver County is now open, with potential traffic improvements, while further construction, including tree planting, may cause temporary lane closures.

Blaine is progressing with infrastructure projects, involving sanitary system enhancements and road rehabilitations, with temporary road closures and detours planned.

Ramsey County reopened Rice Street after the first phase of improvements, with a ribbon cutting event and community engagement highlighting local culture.

MnDOT reopens the southbound I-35W off-ramp to County Road 42 in Burnsville with a new traffic pattern aiming to improve commutes and reduce congestion.

The city is conducting its annual fall street cleaning until Thanksgiving, asking residents to keep the streets clear and not to dispose of yard waste improperly. They also advise of possible temporary tap water discoloration due to hydrant use.

Coon Rapids' new pedestrian bridge installation is delayed due to transport damage, affecting the closure schedule of Coon Rapids Boulevard and postponing traffic detours.