MoDOT adjusted its Business 60 road diet plan in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, after public feedback, now implementing it only east of the Black River for improved safety and efficiency.

Massachusetts has secured $102 million in federal funds for transportation upgrades, impacting multiple communities and projects like the McGrath Boulevard Project and EV charging infrastructure deployment.

MoDOT is hosting a public meeting to discuss improvements to the U.S. Route 169 and Buchanan County Route FF intersection, with a project bid opening set for January 2026.

Northeast Oklahoma City celebrates the completion of MAPS 4 project's first phase, enhancing 140 bus stops with shelters, ADA compliance, and amenities.

NC By Train has a record-breaking ridership for the third year, with 720,000 passengers in 2024, due to its user-friendly nature, affordability, and eco-friendliness.

PBOT invites the community to virtual discussions about N Willamette Boulevard improvements, with webinars scheduled for January 22 and 23. Participants can expect a tour of plans and Q&A sessions. Construction is set to begin in Summer 2025.

The City of Surprise is hosting a Motorcycle Safety Class for experienced riders to improve their skills on February 2, in the Surprise Stadium parking lot.

Illinois made substantial progress in transportation infrastructure in 2024, with ongoing updates under the Rebuild Illinois program, covering highways, bridges, and safety improvements across the state.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation begins construction at E Burnside Street and 97th Avenue next week, impacting travel with modern upgrades planned.

Runway closure at Honolulu airport may cause delays, with HDOT doing necessary improvements until March 5, 2025, expecting minimal impact on operations.

Deputies responded to an incident in Orange County's Pine Hills and advised the public to avoid the area, with details to be provided at a later press conference.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $100 million fund through New York's ZETT program to support the transition of transit fleets to zero-emission vehicles, aligning with the state's climate goals.

SFMTA announces Muni service changes starting February 1 due to budget constraints, including reduced frequency on some routes and the introduction of a downtown express service.