Portland's public transit offered free rides in honor of Rosa Parks' 112th birthday, joining a tribute to her civil rights legacy. TriMet General Manager highlights Parks' inspirational role.

The Port of West Sacramento is undergoing modernization, demolishing an old warehouse to finance new developments, including EV stations and possibly a new rice warehouse, reflecting the port's evolution.

Shullsburg, Wisconsin, will improve its water system with funds from the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program. The project involves replacing old water mains and has passed an initial environmental review. The DNR invites public comments on the project.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority teases progress on a new Autonomous Innovation Center, key to its Ultimate Urban Circulator project, aimed at revolutionizing city transport with autonomous vehicles.

Terry Parkway will have lane closures from LA 23 to US 90B, weekdays 7 am-7 pm, until March 31, 2025, for road work, avoiding rush hours at the Daniels Road intersection.

MoDOT announced recipients of Regional Bridge Program funds for FY 2026, with 63 projects awarded $49.9 million from combined federal funds to update Missouri's bridges.

I-49 Northbound at the I-10 junction in Lafayette will be closed this weekend for repairs on a damaged girder from a December 2024 incident. Detours are in place, with emergency vehicles unable to pass.

Missouri LTAP reports that the STIC Incentive grant offers work zone safety resources to local agencies, including training and equipment like signs and channelizers.

Road work at Lockwood Blvd and Mitchell Hammock Road in Oviedo will cause lane closures and potential delays on February 6 and 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

BART updates Civic Center Station with a new escalator and Embarcadero Station with a new canopy, despite setbacks from vandalism. Repair costs exceed $500,000.

BART reports a 17% decrease in overall crime in 2024 and an 11% drop in violent crime, attributing the decline to increased police visibility and improved infrastructure.

San Diego launches a road repair initiative in Otay Mesa, employing a slurry seal to rejuvenate streets and save on long-term costs while enhancing safety and mobility.

Fort Worth neighborhoods will see street rehabilitation including asphalt reclamation and repair of damaged infrastructure, beginning in February 2025 with a completion target for September 2025.