Multiple law enforcement agencies in Northern Colorado, including Fort Collins Police, conducted a commercial vehicle safety operation on February 20, inspecting 50 vehicles, resulting in one arrest and 137 citations.

Zion National Park reopened its scenic drive after a rockfall temporarily obstructed access, with cleanup and safety checks completed within 24 hours.

New Orleans announces temporary road closure at Washington Avenue and S. Derbigny Street for drainage upgrades and green infrastructure improvements, with scheduled work times and detour plans provided.

PennDOT announces a virtual meeting on March 12 to discuss improvements on Route 63 in Upper Salford Township, focusing on two intersections for safety enhancements.

The DNT's northbound exit to Panther Creek Pkwy is closed for repairs, with a 3-week projected completion. Motorists should use Eldorado Pkwy and expect delays.

NYC Mayor Adams announces a $390 million investment in Bushwick to upgrade infrastructure, aiming to mitigate flooding and replace outdated water systems.

GA-400 Southbound lanes in Alpharetta were closed for a death investigation after a person died exiting a moving car.

St. Johns County announced routine maintenance closing US Hwy 1 and Pine Island Road intersection daily from 9 am to 3 pm, starting March 3 to March 17, impacting traffic and local businesses.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is committed to New York's congestion pricing plan, which is opposed by the Trump administration and faces potential legal battles, but which continues to generate significant revenue for the MTA.

A study ranks Atlanta interchanges among America's worst for traffic bottlenecks, with three local spots in the top 10, highlighting the region's substantial congestion issues.

The Harbor, a new 16-bed recovery residence for substance use disorders, has opened in Roseville, offering a dual-model approach to support transitional treatment phases. It's funded by a grant and the American Rescue Plan Act.

Miami International Airport conducted a full-scale emergency drill with local agencies, simulating a shooting incident, to test and demonstrate their crisis response capabilities.

SEPTA is testing bulletproof glass enclosures to protect bus drivers after the fatal shooting of bus operator Bernard Gribbin, aiming to improve operational safety.