UDOT Completes Avalanche Safety Equipment Tests in Utah's Cottonwood Canyons Ahead of Winter Season
UDOT tested its avalanche mitigation technology in Utah's Cottonwood Canyons to ensure traveler safety during winter, including using new Wyssen Avalanche Towers.
Multiple Accidents Snarl Traffic in San Antonio, Including Major 18-Wheeler Rollover on I-35
Accidents, including an 18-wheeler rollover, caused major traffic delays in San Antonio, with wet conditions contributing to the incidents and closures on I-35 and other roads.
North Carolina's Ferry Division Announces Comprehensive 2025 Schedule Covering Vehicle and Passenger Services
The North Carolina Ferry Division has released its 2025 schedule, maintaining year-round vehicle routes and offering seasonal Ocracoke Express passenger ferry service.
New Bus Lanes and Safety Improvements Unveiled on Manhattan's 96th Street to Boost Commute Efficiency
NYC DOT has completed a redesign of Manhattan's 96th Street, with new bus lanes and safety improvements to improve traffic and public transportation efficiency.
Lane Closure on Poplar Avenue in Collierville for Gas Line Repairs
MLGW is working on a gas line at Poplar and Byhalia in Collierville, causing a lane closure on Poplar from Market Blvd. to Byhalia Rd. It's expected to last 1-2 weeks, starting at 7 AM daily. Drivers are advised to seek alternate routes.
Seattle Paves the Way for Scenic Urban Commutes with Expansive Waterfront Bike Paths Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Seattle is developing a Center City Bike Network with new paths and park promenades, aiming to improve waterfront connections and infrastructure ahead of the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup.
Nashville Prepares for Winter as NDOT Expands Fleet and Coordinates with TDOT to Improve Road Safety
Nashville's NDOT is readying for winter with additional snowplows and a stockpile of road treatment materials, while also coordinating strategies with TDOT and WeGo Transit for efficient snow removal.
New York Mayoral Candidates Envision Vacant Subway Retail Spaces as Social Service Hubs Amid Urban Decay
NYC's subway retail spaces are largely vacant, with mayoral candidates suggesting repurposing them as social service hubs, though detailed funding plans are lacking.



-3.webp?max-h=350&w=550&fit=crop)








