A fallen tree took down wires across a busy intersection of Route 51 in Allegheny County, causing a road closure and disrupting traffic, but no injuries were reported.

A railway leak at Poplar Pike and Riverdale has been contained and cleaned, with the intersection reopened after Norfolk Southern's cleanup and safety checks.

LA Metro has installed protective barriers on all its buses, leading to a 58% drop in assaults against drivers. The barriers are part of broader safety measures including cameras and emergency tools.

WSDOT starts emergency repairs on the West Camas Slough Bridge to fix damaged pavement, causing travel delays and detours near milepost 12.6 on SR 14.

Peachtree City's Rockspray Path and Line Creek Nature Area bridges will close for stormwater and safety repairs. The city provided detour maps and contacts for inquiries, emphasizing safety and enjoyment as top priorities.

MoDOT announces lane closures on MO Route 114 in Stoddard County for bridge maintenance on January 2, from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., weather permitting. Drivers should expect delays and heed signs.

PennDOT will conduct inlet repairs on the I-76 west in Philadelphia, causing delays due to a lane closure between exits 340B and 340A. The work is part of a larger $37.9 million resurfacing and bridge repair project.

Upcoming 60-day closure of Loop 202 on-ramp at Cooper Road in Gilbert starts January 5 for freeway expansion. Use McQueen or Gilbert roads. More closures to follow.

I-70 in Columbia will have overnight eastbound lane closures from Jan 6 to 25 for a major project, which includes adding a third lane from Columbia to Kingdom City. The entire project funded by MoDOT is expected to complete by late 2027.

The N.C. Department of Transportation plans to expand Camden Road into a four-lane route, aiming to enhance safety and commute for Cumberland County drivers by 2028.

MoDOT will close Route YY in New Madrid County to replace a culvert, affecting traffic from Clearview Lane to County Road 355 from Jan. 6 to 10 during 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily.

Gulf & Ohio Railways is converting a 3.8-mile rail line into a public trail, enhancing Knoxville's urban green spaces and connectivity. The project includes an Art Walk in collaboration with Legacy Parks Foundation.

Construction is scheduled on a half-mile stretch of I-55 in Perry County, with all lanes remaining open and work occurring between mile markers 129 and 129.4 during specific daytime hours, weather permitting.