Lyft to Pay $2.1 Million Penalty After Misleading Drivers About Earnings, Justice Dept and FTC Enforce Gig Economy Standards
Lyft Inc. was fined $2.1 million by the Justice Department and FTC for misleading drivers about potential earnings and is subject to a permanent injunction to prevent future deceptive practices.
Revitalization in Progress, Jacksonville Sees Major Infrastructure Updates on New Bridge Street
Major improvements on New Bridge Street, including storm drains, sidewalks, and medians, are underway, with further developments expected to complete by December.
Durham Embarks on Pedestrian Safety Upgrade with New Crosswalks and Accessibility Features
Durham is enhancing pedestrian safety with new, high-quality materials for walkways, yellow curb ramps for accessibility, and the installation of crosswalks to prevent traffic incidents.
Central Parkway Closure Alert: Cincinnati Braces for Weekend Disruption Due to Brighton Bridge Project
Central Parkway in Cincinnati will be closed from November 1st to November 3rd between Western Hills Viaduct and Brighton Place due to the Brighton Approach Bridge Project, affecting all commuters.
New Orleans Receives Federal Grant to Create Equitable and Sustainable Transit Development
New Orleans received a federal grant aimed at enhancing the city's public transit and promoting equitable development, specifically for a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridor project.
Washington County Secures $300K Grant for Sustainable Urban Mobility and Infrastructure Improvement
Washington County received a $300,000 grant to update its Transportation System Plan, focusing on improving bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure and connectivity, with collaborative support from local cities and organizations.
San Diego International Airport's Sustainability Efforts Win Envision Gold Award for T1 Improvements
The San Diego International Airport received the Envision Gold Award for sustainability in its New T1 Airside Improvements Project, which reduces emissions and incorporates a large stormwater cistern.
Minnesota Researchers Advise Caution as Deer-Vehicle Collisions Rise Post-Daylight Saving Time
The article discusses the 16% increase in deer-vehicle collisions (DVCs) in Minnesota following daylight saving time, with comments from wildlife biologist Ron Moen on the dangers and preventive measures.












