MDOT began a $140 million, two-year project to overhaul M-14 at I-96 affecting daily commutes in Livonia and Plymouth, with lane closures, detours, and infrastructure updates.

New York officials plan to transform the Cross Bronx Expressway, introducing caps to create green spaces and reconnect neighborhoods. The project entails short to long-term goals and necessitates environmental reviews, funding, and community input.

San Antonio International Airport expects a record number of visitors for spring break, with convenient new TSA screening and travel advisories in place.

The Santa Clara VTA will shut down due to an ATU Local 265 strike, disrupting transit and prompting commuter alternatives. Negotiations struggle over wage increases, affecting community mobility.

Indiana's Community Crossings Matching Grant Program is allocating over $3.9 million for road and bridge improvements in Vermillion and Parke counties, as announced by State Rep. Tim Yocum.

Frisco roadworks are causing traffic disruptions with pavement replacement and intersection improvements, affecting daily routes, and requiring commuters to plan for delays.

MoDOT plans 180 infrastructure projects in 4 counties and St. Louis with a $1.7 billion budget, including major works like the I-70 and I-270 bridge upgrades.

Seattle unveiled protected bike lanes along Waterfront Park, aiming for increased sustainability and cycling safety. The 1.2-mile path enhances connectivity and supports local businesses.

I-59 has reopened after a severe accident near a rest area, with the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office advising caution as traffic resumes. Details on the cause and injuries remain undisclosed.

Hampton Way commuters face delays as road resurfacing starts today, involving one-lane traffic and installation of ADA-compliant ramps; work to continue until March's end.

Spirit Airlines adds six new nonstop routes from Nashville International Airport, increasing its total offerings to 20 destinations with expanded service starting in May.

Baltimore begins a 24-hour parking enforcement initiative to address illegal parking and enhance safety, focusing on abandoned vehicles and danger zones. Residents can report issues, and the city offers new mobile payment options for meters.

Apple Valley introduces regulations restricting non-passenger vehicle parking in residential areas to loading and service activities, aiming to reduce congestion and maintain aesthetics. Recreational vehicles are exempt.