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.

PSEG has filed an application for the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, which is a high-voltage transmission line aimed at preventing blackouts by 2027. The project faces debate over its benefits and alternatives.

MoDOT starts repairs on Route ZZ in Stoddard County to improve drainage, with single-lane restrictions near Dexter, Missouri, from Dec. 30 to Jan. 17.

Intermittent lane closures will occur on several roadways including Rotonda Boulevard for milling and paving from Jan. 6 to Feb. 17. Drivers should expect delays and may find alternative routes.

The USDOT announced grants for community infrastructure projects, including the new Rural and Tribal Assistance Pilot Program, with application details accessible via the MoDOT website.

A major $54.3 million road reconstruction on U.S. 202 (Dekalb Pike) will begin in East Norriton Township, affecting traffic patterns through December 2025.

Starting May 7, 2025, a REAL ID will be required for U.S. air travel, now featuring a deadline extension to allow for better preparation and implementation.

Unexpected emergency roadwork on I-10 East near the Holland exit in Houston has closed multiple lanes, potentially causing traffic delays until 3 p.m.

Atlanta's Downtown Connector was closed for three hours during a police response to a man on a ledge, causing significant traffic delays before reopening late Monday evening.

The U.S. 1 bridge in Jupiter may partially open soon, with one lane each way, after a prolonged closure that disrupted traffic and affected local businesses.

The Chicago Skyway toll rates will increase on January 1, 2025, with standard vehicles paying $7.80 and larger trucks facing variable increases based on axles and time of travel.

Philadelphia's Streets Department announces the Hunting Park Avenue Bridge Removal and Fill-In Project, starting January 13, 2025, with detours for vehicle traffic.