The Downtown Manhattan Heliport is set to transition to new operators, Downtown Skyport LLC, poised to introduce eVTOLs, with a public hearing scheduled for December 9 to confirm the shift.

Sun Metro is offering free rides to El Paso residents on Thanksgiving Day, implementing a Sunday schedule, to ease transit costs for the community as reported by KTSM and KFOX.

NDOT announces I-15 closures in Nevada on December 4th and 5th for the installation of new Active Traffic Management signs, impacting various ramps and lanes.

Cincinnati's Pendleton Street is closed to northbound traffic until the end of the year due to sewer maintenance by the Metropolitan Sewer District. Detours are in place around the construction.

Pittsburgh's city council has voted to indefinitely extend its purple curb program, which offers 15-minute free parking before standard and increased metered rates apply, to improve parking turnover.

El Paso residents discussed traffic issues with city and law enforcement officials at a meeting, seeking solutions for congestion in the Enchanted Hills and Enchanted Springs neighborhoods.

MnDOT is set to present proposed designs for Highway 47/University Avenue improvements in Fridley at a public meeting, offering various participation options for community feedback.

Howard County has initiated an emergency culvert replacement on Folly Quarter Road, which will result in traffic detours from December 2nd with the aim of improving local infrastructure.

State officials face opposition over Cross Bronx Expressway expansion plans, with community leaders advocating for parks over roads and calling for public engagement in decision-making.

Duluth officials warn residents to drive cautiously due to light snowfall and suboptimal street treatment effectiveness; maintenance crews are addressing road conditions.

Duluth streets are adjusting to construction as E Fourth Street closes temporarily for crane delivery, and other roads face disruptions due to St. Mary's Hospital demolition.

Illinois is allotting $41 billion over six years for a vast upgrade of its transportation network, focusing on road, bridge, and varied transport improvements, as per IDOT and Gov. JB Pritzker.

Texas infrastructure projects have saved commuters $915 million by reducing traffic delays, despite a 7% increase in road travel over five years, according to a TTI report.