MLK Drive in Philadelphia will temporarily open to vehicles on October 26-27 for the Head of the Schuylkill Regatta, with usual weekend recreational closures resuming afterwards.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport receives $33.27 million in federal funding for its expansion, including the construction of Concourse B and an associated tunnel.

MATA plans to restore its trolley service in Downtown Memphis by 2025, following a suspension due to brake issues. Laid-off trolley drivers are currently working as bus drivers and hope to reclaim their former jobs when the service resumes.

The HDOT receives a $33 million federal grant to renovate the Wailuku River Bridge in Hilo, Hawai‘i, including ADA access and safety improvements. The bridge is a candidate for historical recognition.

The Lydgate Campground on Kauai closes temporarily from Nov. 12-21 for cleaning and maintenance; affected visitors will receive refunds and help with alternative arrangements.

Wawae Road in Kalāheo faces a full closure from Oct. 28 to Nov. 1 for resurfacing work, disrupting local traffic with potential hourly delays. Residents may access partially; others should adjust travel plans.

A wastewater spill in Hanapēpē has caused road closures and emergency actions, with efforts ongoing to manage the 50,000-gallon leak and mitigate environmental impacts.

The Bay Area Toll Authority proposed toll hikes for SF Bay Area bridges to start in 2026, aiming to fund maintenance, with a public consultation period open.

Litchfield Park invites residents to discuss the future of Camelback Road, referencing the Southwest Valley Camelback Road Truck Study and an independent study on November 7th, 2024, at Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church.

The Colorado State Patrol warns pedestrians against using highways and rural roads due to the high risk of accidents and advises measures for those experiencing vehicle breakdowns.

Ohio's Governor DeWine and ODOT Director Boratyn announced a $63 million safety plan to reduce crashes with projects like roundabouts and cable barriers in 14 counties.

The City of St. Louis Park is making progress on its 2024 Pavement Management project, completing phases and keeping residents informed of upcoming work.

Federal grant awards $1.87 million to Arizona's ADOT MVD to refurbish CDL test sites in Prescott, Show Low, and Yuma, aiming for safer and more consistent CDL skills assessments.