An overturned propane tanker on East Emory Road prompted evacuations and a road closure, with emergency crews responding and the KCSO advising on safety measures.

New York City's congestion pricing program earned $48.6 million in its first month, close to projections, despite political challenges and slight revenue shortfall. Traffic decreased by 10-30%.

I-12 Eastbound in East Baton Rouge will see lane closures for construction from 9 PM to 5 AM starting February 24th. Closures from the I-10/I-12 split to Essen Lane. Additional lane and mobile operations on I-10 Eastbound will also occur.

Sevierville is experiencing traffic delays due to water line upgrades on Park Road, with southbound lane closures from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays until March 7, 2025.

Nassau County announces a road closure at Chester and Pages Dairy Road intersection for storm drain reconstruction near Fantastic Gymnastics starting March 18th, expected to last four days. Traffic detours provided.

DDOT invites community feedback on the Minnesota Ave NE Bus Priority Project during an open house on March 8, 2025, offering virtual and in-person attendance.

NY Governor Hochul announced the deployment of North America's first battery- and electric-powered Metro-North Railroad locomotives for cleaner transportation.

TDOT announces lane closure on SR 8 in Hamilton County due to geotechnical drilling from February 25-27, with traffic control and potential delays expected.

Portland Bureau of Transportation reopened NW Cornell Road and NW Thompson Road earlier than expected after clearing landslide debris caused by heavy rain.

MoDOT announces a 20-minute closure of the Missouri Route 86 Long Creek Bridge on February 26, between 9-10 a.m. for equipment movement.

Knoxville revises downtown parking system with increased rates and a new digital payment app, ParkMobile, starting March 1. Weekend evening parking remains free, except for Market Square Garage on Saturdays.

MoDOT will start construction on Route D in Camden County next week, with expected completion by early June, causing single-lane traffic and potential delays.

Washington State Ferries plans a new Fauntleroy terminal with increased capacity and a design shaped by community feedback, aiming for enhanced efficiency.