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

Massachusetts Governor Healey and MBTA announce free weekend rides and parking on South Coast Rail from March 29 to April 27 to promote the new service.

Upcoming lane closures for the Belle Chasse Bridge Replacement Project in Louisiana will affect LA 23 traffic, with day and night disruptions from Feb 25-29.

MoDOT will temporarily close westbound I-70 lanes for pavement repairs, causing overnight traffic disruptions. Detours will be in place; drivers should plan accordingly.

The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is closing southbound Interstate 17 near Phoenix for pavement improvements between Feb 28 and March 3.

The Clinton County rest area on I-35 northbound near Lathrop is closing for major renovations focused on ADA compliance and overall improvements and will reopen on October 1, 2025.

Durham seeks public feedback on proposed downtown bike lanes, with open houses and online input available until April 18, fostering improved cyclist connectivity.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the opening of a new staircase and passageway at Grand Central to reduce congestion on the Flushing Line platform, as part of infrastructure improvements.

MBTA board approves a $113 million contract with Piper Networks for a crash prevention system on the Green Line, following a recent trolley collision. The system will include operator alerts and automation to prevent speed and signal violations.

Knoxville introduces the ParkMobile system for downtown parking, replacing old meters, adjusting rates, and maintaining free parking evenings and weekends.

MoDOT announces I-70 closures in Kansas City for geotechnical work from Feb. 25 to Feb. 28, affecting ramps and lanes, potentially impacting commutes.

Copa Airlines announces non-stop flights between San Diego and Panama City starting June 25, 2025, aiming to improve connectivity and boost tourism and business opportunities.

Hilliard City Council is reviewing a proposal to expand the Hill Farm subdivision. The project involves 300 homes and 186 acres of open space, and it is pending approval of rezoning and sewer connections.