A road blockage delayed traffic in Hernando County, with eastbound Spring Hill Drive at Pinehurst Drive affected. The sheriff's office advised alternate routes and posted real-time traffic updates online.

The Acosta Bridge's southbound lanes will be closed March 4-6 for maintenance, affecting bus routes 8, 17, 25, and 107; JTA advises planning for delays.

Eastbound I-44 bridge rehab near Jerome set to begin in summer 2025, with N.B. West Contracting hired for the $847,000 project. Expect one-lane traffic and potential delays.

North County's coastal rail services will have two weekend suspensions in March for maintenance and upgrades, affecting NCTD COASTER between San Diego and Oceanside.

The Ingraham Boulevard bridge over President’s Waterway in Charlotte County is closed from March 10 to June 8 for rehabilitation, with advised detours and expected delays.

MoDOT announces lane closure on eastbound U.S. Route 69 in Clay County from March 4-21 due to utility operations, affecting weekday traffic between 9 am-3 pm.

Kirkland prepares for the Shamrock Run on March 15, 2025, expecting traffic delays and road closures. Over 1,000 participants will join in races including a 5K, 10K, and Kids Dash.

LA 427 Westbound in Ascension Parish will be closed on March 8, 2025, from 7 AM to 11 PM, for catch basin replacement, with suggested detour routes provided by DOTD.

TSA in North Carolina airports detected a rise in firearms in carry-ons, with 50 found loaded in the first two months of 2025, signaling a trend in travel safety concerns.

MoDOT will conduct permit work on Missouri Route 92, causing potential weekday delays from March 5 to mid-April. Drivers are advised to slow down and pay attention in these work zones for safety.

ODOT is beginning the Blaine Hill Arches of Memory Rehabilitation Project to restore and strengthen the historic U.S. Route 40 bridge in Belmont County.

TDOT's Nobody Trashes Tennessee campaign is part of the Great American Cleanup, encouraging residents to keep landscapes litter-free by participating in clean-up events and offering rewards and educational resources.

Recycle City in St. Peters is undergoing construction, affecting parking and limiting drop-off to one lane. The upgrade aims to improve recycling efficiency. Residents are asked for patience and to observe signage.