CATS introduced its first cultural inclusion bus wrap, promoting diversity and unity, designed by artist Javon Jeter, indicative of CATS' commitment to equitable transit experiences.

Mid-Missouri will see highway maintenance from January 6-12, 2025, including pothole patching and bridge construction, possibly affecting traffic patterns and causing delays.

Clay County improves public transportation by linking the Rural Routes bus to the Dilworth Walmart MATBUS stop, aiding access to the DMV and detox facilities.

MoDOT announces highway repairs across Northwest Missouri causing potential delays from Jan 6-12, including pot hole patching and bridge maintenance, with schedules subject to weather changes.

Clay County road construction will lead to lane closures and speed reductions, with details and updates available via their online dashboard. Traffic signal work and railroad maintenance are also expected to cause disruptions.

MoDOT will close Route O in Pemiscot County from Jan. 8-10 for culvert replacement, affecting the stretch between County Road 559 and 560 near Cooter. Detours and signs will guide motorists.

The article details changes in passenger and cargo traffic at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, noting a decrease in passengers but an increase in some cargo categories in November 2024.

The Shinnecock Indian Nation's dispute with New York over billboards on Long Island escalates, with federal support affirming the Nation's claim to the land.

Hilo International Airport is closing its runway 8-26 nightly for lighting upgrades, minimizing schedule disruptions by working overnight. The project will enhance safety and efficiency.

WSDOT is installing a HAWK pedestrian signal on SR 503 near Prairie High School in Vancouver for increased safety following an incident with a student.

JTA enhanced San Pablo Road South with safety and traffic improvements, including sidewalks, crosswalks, turn lanes, and streetlights. The $22.4M project finished two years early.

The Park West Metromover Station in Miami is scheduled to close on January 6, 2025, for a six-month renovation to improve the station and area's urban landscape.

The MTA is installing metal barriers on subway platforms in Brooklyn and Manhattan for passenger safety, following incidents of people being struck by trains.