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.

Clay County plans to construct a new two-lane road connecting U.S. 17 with Town Center Boulevard on Fleming Island, Florida, aimed at improving traffic and adding bike lanes and better drainage. A public meeting will discuss these developments.

Lane closures on eastbound U.S. Route 69 in Clay County for utility work from March 13-28 may cause delays, with work between 9 am-3 pm weather permitting.

Mentor, Ohio, is adding sidewalks to Tyler Boulevard to improve accessibility and safety for workers and residents in its manufacturing hub. Laketran is partially funding the project, which is expected to be completed within the year.

City of Lawrence Utilities will begin cleaning and inspecting the sewer system in Harrison Park on March 10, 2025, with work occurring from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. over 21 days.

Several Medford roads face closures due to construction and utility work from March 10 to April, affecting Hillcrest Road, Black Oak Drive, West 6th Street, and others.

HDOT announces an eight-day closure of Fort Barrette Road in O‘ahu for railroad and lighting upgrades starting March 17, with detours via Kapolei Parkway and Kamokila Boulevard.

Improvement work on Bellam Boulevard US-101 and I-580 ramps in San Rafael begins March 10, with expected traffic disruptions despite avoiding daytime ramp closures.

Indiana receives over $1.3 million for road improvements through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, benefiting 245 communities statewide.

Newberry, Indiana, has been awarded a $102,000 infrastructure grant for road and bridge improvements, as part of a statewide program benefiting 245 communities.

The City of Fort Worth is announcing a meeting for Near Southside residents to discuss upcoming street improvements focused on Henderson St., Galveston Ave., and Houston St.

Over $1.7 million in state funding is heading to Sullivan County, Indiana, for road and bridge infrastructure improvements through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program.