San Diego Police Department received a $279,000 grant from the OTS to enhance bicycle and pedestrian safety through educational programs and safety activities.

Chicago's Smart Streets pilot activates enforcement against illegal parking in bus and bike lanes with warning phase starting now and fines after Dec. 5.

Michigan will install thermal cameras on some transit vehicles to prevent crashes, backed by a federal grant. The initiative responds to rising pedestrian and bicycle accidents.

A study by Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers highlights the deadliest intersections in the Western United States with nine out of ten being in Arizona and California.

Construction has started on a new pedestrian bridge at FIU, years after a collapse killed six people. The project is due for completion in summer 2026 and will include a memorial for the victims.

Knoxville Area Transit offers free rides on Election Day to encourage voting and improve access to polling stations.

A CTA train operator involved in a crash had a BAC of 0.048%; he's on leave due to injuries. Despite plans to dismiss him, action is pending his return.

Duke Energy is replacing main line poles, prompting road closures on Triplet Lake and Sunset Drives from Nov 7-14, 2024, 8am-5pm daily. The project aims to enhance the power grid's reliability and safety.

CenterPoint Energy is beginning a natural gas main replacement in Chanhassen in November 2024, promising enhanced safety. Road closures are expected, with efforts to minimize environmental impact and ensure post-work restoration.

The new DOT rule mandates U.S. airlines to issue refunds for significant flight delays or cancellations, aiming to reduce inconvenience for air travelers.

Mumma Ford Road at Monocacy River in Carroll County will be closed for bridge inspection, November 18-21, 2024, from 8 am to 6 pm daily. Temporary detours will be in place.

Hawai‘i DOT announces road closures in Nāwiliwili from Nov 4-20 for harbor pier paving; expect single-lane and full road closures on Wilcox/Kānoa Roads and East West Road.

Controlled demolitions brought down the old Farmers Grain Co-Op grain elevators in Ogden, with a slight delay due to technical issues. Residents reacted with a mix of awe and nostalgia.