Elyria receives a $60,536 grant from Ohio EPA for a brine making machine to reduce road salt usage and protect waterways.

The Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan is set for a $10 billion redevelopment starting next year, promising modern amenities and design in the world's busiest bus hub.

The 24th Annual Waimea Light Parade is set for December 21, 2024, starting at 6 p.m., with road closures announced by the Kaua‘i Police Department from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Starting January 1, 2025, NC Quick Pass users will receive a 50% toll discount, with new incentives to encourage electronic tolling sign-ups, including a simplified account option and easier access to transponders.

The Miami-Dade DTPW extends Metromover hours during Art Week to facilitate travel to Art Basel, incorporating the city's art into the transit experience.

I-69 in Indianapolis faces substantial lane and ramp closures during the weekend due to construction, with officials urging drivers to plan routes and expect delays.

The Flamingo Greenway Project in Pembroke Pines began construction for a recreational greenway which will include a multi-use path and landscaping by March 2026.

Texas will exempt most non-commercial vehicles from safety inspections starting January 1, 2025, adding a $7.50 replacement fee upon registration due to House Bill 3297. New vehicle purchases will incur a one-time fee of $16.75 covering two years.

Construction work on new steel main in St. Louis Park increases noise and activity along Minnetonka Boulevard, with resumed area restoration expected next week.

Wake Forest prepares for its annual Holiday Toy Drive & Jeep Convoy to collect donations for Toys for Lil Troops, causing potential traffic delays on Dec. 8.

Westbound I-70 will have a lane closure from Lister Ave. to 18th Street in the Bay Area from Dec. 10-12 for geotechnical work, affecting traffic from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

Wake County roads are set for a $2.5 million improvement project by the N.C. Department of Transportation, affecting N.C. 42 and secondary roads, with work starting in 2025 and completion expected by 2026.

The NCDOT highlights the work of IMAP responders during Hurricane Helene, a Raleigh interchange renaming, a bridge dedication, and the return of the Santa Train service.