Lane closures for sidewalk repairs on Nelson Street SW in Atlanta will occur on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., impacting traffic but maintaining accessibility.

Ala Namahana Parkway in Kīlauea will be one lane for utility work on weekdays from Nov. 18-27, excluding weekends, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Delays expected; for inquiries contact Shioi Construction.

The Texas Transportation Commission discussed safety campaigns, transit funding, and infrastructure projects, emphasizing the "End the Streak" initiative to prevent road fatalities.

Fridley's road restoration is nearing completion, slated to end next week, after months of disruption from CenterPoint Energy's natural gas line replacement project.

A section of Enterprise Drive in Charlotte County will close for roadwork on November 20-21, affecting traffic and requiring drivers to consider alternate routes.

Lane closures on Andrew Young International Boulevard NE in Atlanta will start November 18 for sidewalk and ramp repairs, with at least one lane open during works.

The construction of a natural gas main in Chanhassen is nearing completion, promising smoother commutes and improved infrastructure. Traffic restrictions will be lifted soon.

ODOT plans to rehabilitate the historic U.S. Route 40 bridge in Belmont County to ensure safety and preservation. It is seeking additional funding for the project, which is set to start by 2027.

Construction on E 11th Street near Myers-Wilkins Elementary will cause detours from Nov 15 to end of January; Eighth Avenue E intersection remains open.

Las Vegas is preparing for road closures from Nov. 20-24 due to the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix. Major streets will be affected, and traffic delays are expected. LVMPD advises using alternate routes and an app for updates.

Construction on a new roundabout at Hwy. 19/I-35 to enhance safety and traffic flow near a travel center is nearing completion, with seeding and striping left.

Carnival Cruise Line extends its sailing operations from the Port of Baltimore with a new five-year contract, highlighting economic benefits and a two-decade partnership.

Metro Transit announces fare reductions for buses and light rail starting January 1, 2025, with standard fares at $2 and discounts for youth and seniors. This includes cheaper passes and a pilot one-cent fare for Metro Mobility-certified riders.