Troopers are training as Aurora and Volvo expand a Dallas–Oklahoma City autonomous freight route. Driverless semis could appear on Oklahoma highways as soon as June.

A burst transmission pipe at U.S. 1 and 65th Street snarled traffic in Marathon and prompted a FKAA precautionary boil-water notice across much of the Lower Keys.

Crews installing power poles struck a gas line at the I‑24/Medical Center Parkway interchange, closing the westbound ramp and snarling traffic for hours.

A draft Transportation Development Plan would reshape Lorain County transit routes, propose an hourly Lorain–Elyria line and open a public comment window through June 3. A public presentation is set for May 22 in Elyria.

A sinkhole at East 40th and North Kenwood has grown large enough that a neighbor has been directing traffic while crews prepare a temporary repair.

The state Senate advanced SB 1279 on May 19, 2026, clearing the way for Long Beach to add automated speed cameras on a dangerous stretch of the Pacific Coast Highway.

A series of early-morning crashes and a diesel spill brought southbound I‑71 near Lebanon to a near-standstill; lanes are beginning to reopen but long backups remain.

Millennium Station’s lone elevator to the Metra Electric Line is closed for replacement, forcing riders with disabilities to detour to Van Buren or Museum Campus stations while crews work.

Lenoir Community College opened the Senator Jim Perry Aviation Center at the NC Global TransPark, creating a hands‑on pipeline to aviation and defense jobs for eastern North Carolina. The facility pairs degree tracks with a high‑school academy and university partnerships.

Early Wednesday storms caused multiple crashes and lane closures on U.S. 290, I‑610 and I‑10, producing ponding and long delays across Houston.

A state report warns Washington faces a roughly $3.7 billion airport funding gap while Puget Sound passenger demand heads toward midcentury peaks. Sea‑Tac and nearby fields may not be able to absorb the growth without new funding or regional shifts in service.

Mayor Mamdani and DOT will widen Sixth Avenue’s protected bike lane to 10 feet between W14 and W31 and add new pedestrian space through Herald Square ahead of the World Cup.

NCDOT crews will close local roads near Mooresboro as work begins to convert the U.S. 74 intersection into an interchange; expect detours and about a year of construction.