Eastown district in Grand Rapids celebrates the end of road construction as local businesses, like the champagne bar Pursuit of Happiness Co., recover from reduced foot traffic.

New exit ramp from Toll N.C. 540 West to Old Stage Road opens, easing traffic as part of the Complete 540 project.

The SFMTA Board approves a new bike lane design on Valencia Street, opting for parking-protected lanes over a center-running design after feedback from cyclists and business owners.

The article announces the completion of a natural gas line replacement project along East River Road in Fridley, noting the lifted traffic restrictions and thanking residents for their patience.

TxDOT enhances efforts to combat drunk driving with a mobile exhibit at Walmart and media campaigns, stressing the importance of sober driving during holidays.

Oakland International Airport expects 340,000 passengers during the Thanksgiving period and advises early arrival and mobile check-ins.

Honolulu is considering a merger between EMS and HFD to address staff shortages and high call volumes, with a task force proposed to study the potential consolidation.

Scott Chadwick is named the new President and CEO of the Port of San Diego after an extensive search, effective January, following ratification at the December Board meeting.

The article discusses the expected high volume of travelers on Washington State Ferries during Thanksgiving, preparedness for winter weather, and the availability of resources for travelers.

All 12 Oklahoma turnpikes have transitioned to cashless tolling, reducing toll plaza accidents and improving travel efficiency, especially during high-traffic periods like Thanksgiving.

FC Cincinnati unveils a $332.8 million mixed-use development plan near TQL Stadium, featuring two 13-story buildings with residential units, a hotel, and entertainment venues. State tax credits are crucial for the project's advancement.

The Detroit People Mover resumes service on Nov. 27 with track improvements and a free fare pilot program extended into 2024.

Snowfall in Southeast Wisconsin caused major traffic problems, including crashes and road closures on I-94 and I-43. Over 125 crashes occurred in Waukesha County as commuters faced delays.