A jackknifed big rig caused a closure on Interstate 80 near Truckee, impacting traffic and potentially delaying attendees to Vice President Harris's Reno rally.

Southwest Airlines will offer new daily nonstop flights from SFO to Baltimore and Nashville starting June 5, 2025, promising to enhance travel options from Harvey Milk Terminal 1.

UDOT begins an environmental study for enhancements along SR-190 in Big Cottonwood Canyon to reduce traffic congestion, considering options like enhanced bus services, tolling, and road improvements. Public input is sought via upcoming meetings.

Anne Arundel County Police announced that new speed cameras will be installed in five school zones to improve traffic safety. These cameras will start issuing citations after a 15-day warning period following their activation on November 1, 2024.

The final phases of the Cedar Lake Road project in St. Louis Park are causing significant traffic diversions, with the focus now on paving and installing concrete amenities. Local access is maintained via detours.

The San Francisco Bay Ferry offers free rides on the Richmond route every Friday until the end of 2024 to encourage public transport use and attract regular riders.

The Vincent Thomas Bridge in Los Angeles will be closed for 16 months for renovations starting late 2025 or early 2026, affecting traffic flow and local economy.

The FAA awarded $17 million to Honolulu's airport for fire safety upgrades, including terminal fire alarm and sprinkler system revamps, set to begin bidding in Spring 2025.

Sacramento residents are invited to virtual workshops on the Streets for People Active Transportation Plan as part of an effort to enhance local transit and achieve climate action goals.

Clarksville is hosting its inaugural Half Marathon and 5K, causing road closures and detours around the city on November 2, 2024, with police officers managing the event traffic.

Detroit discusses the I-75 Cap Project to reconnect downtown and midtown, aiming for better community cohesion and pedestrian safety, with public input and a $200 million budget.

The AllianceTexas Smart Port received an $80 million INFRA grant for advancements in goods tracking, part of a wider plan involving TxDOT and regional bodies to enhance the supply chain infrastructure.

The Federal Railroad Administration awarded a $37.7 million grant to upgrade a section of the PCC railway in eastern Washington, with total project funding reaching $58 million.