Linda Disney, a blind woman, works with Utah's transportation department to improve crosswalk accessibility, advocating for APS systems which have been installed at state intersections.

Water is restored and eastbound lanes reopened in Provo after a major water main break on Center Street. Repair crews worked swiftly, causing temporary inconveniences.

UDOT reopens 4700 South at Bangerter Highway to improve traffic flow, a milestone in the long-term project to upgrade intersections for more efficient travel. Next, they will work on bridges at 13400 South and 9800 South.

The Utah Transportation Commission reallocated $2.9 million from a Provo I-15 study to more urgent infrastructure, with Mayor Kaufusi supporting the shift to focus on the 820 North Bridge project.

UDOT warns of significant delays on US-6 on July 6 due to lane restrictions, advising travelers to plan for extra travel time or consider alternate routes.

UDOT uses drones and LiDAR to monitor and preserve the Red Canyon Arches, deploying new sensors for data collection to sustain the landmarks and State Route 12.

Utah seeks public input on the proposed light rail project connecting Draper and Lehi, with an online meeting scheduled and comments accepted until July 10, 2025.

A power outage disrupted traffic signals in Taylorsville, but police directed traffic until the lights were restored, and normal flow resumed later that day.

UDOT is working on SR-36 and I-80 in Tooele County, with lane closures and traffic shifts expected. The project aims to improve congestion and is set to last until summer 2026.

Saratoga Springs officials have announced a five-week closure of the Mountain View Corridor due to unforeseen utility conflicts, including issues with water, electrical lines, and storm drains.

UDOT conducts biannual checks on its 200 weather stations to ensure traveler safety by providing real-time weather data for road maintenance and storm management.

South Salt Lake is planning a new Public Works Campus to improve city service efficiency and coordination among various departments, aiming to enhance infrastructure and community well-being.

UDOT invites public feedback on environmental studies for Summit and Wasatch counties at a June 3 open house in Park City to discuss the future of local transportation.