Hickory's downtown parking deck on Trade Alley and First Avenue NW will close on Feb. 17 for 90 days of maintenance, prompting users to find alternate parking spaces provided by the city.

Road disruptions are expected today in Norco and surrounding areas due to maintenance and construction, with road closures and power outages affecting several streets.

Brightline West high-speed rail is set to break ground soon, connecting Las Vegas and Southern California with a budget of $12 billion. Meanwhile, the "Dropicana" project is nearing completion, promising improved traffic flow for local residents.

Duluth, MN announces temporary road closures on E. First Street and Second Avenue East due to contractor work, possibly causing traffic delays for a day or two.

North Carolina officials announce the partial reopening of I-40 in Pigeon River Gorge, with lanes operational by March 1, after Hurricane Helene repairs.

The Texas Clear Lanes initiative marks ten years of reducing traffic congestion statewide, improving delays by 15%, despite a 17% increase in vehicle miles traveled.

The Keanakolu Orchard in the Hilo Forest Reserve on Hawaiʻi Island is closing temporarily from February 11 to 14 for maintenance, according to the DOFAW.

Lane closures for utility work will disrupt traffic on Mexico Road and Grand Teton on specific dates in February, with weather-permitting lane shifts.

CDOT starts widening Colorado Highway 71 between Rocky Ford and Bob Creek on Feb. 24, aiming to improve safety with a new passing lane and updated road features. Expect single-lane traffic and delays up to 15 minutes.

Maui County offices and some amenities will close for Presidents’ Day on Feb. 17, while essential services like trash pickup and public transportation will continue. Normal operations resume Feb. 18.

The Clearwater Ferry expands service between Downtown Clearwater and Clearwater Beach, running from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Thursday to Sunday, to alleviate traffic and improve connectivity.

SANDAG has released a value analysis study for the LOSSAN Rail Realignment Project, detailing 16 potential track routes, with residents and the Del Mar mayor expressing concerns about the impact on homes and the surrounding area.

Demolition of the century-old Spaghetti Warehouse in Franklinton began, with a historic trolley removed for preservation. The site will be redeveloped into apartments and commercial space.