New Braunfels Police Department launches a DWI Unit to address intoxicated driving and enhance road safety, aligned with the city's Better NB initiative.

NDOT announces lane reductions on SR-574/Cheyenne Avenue in northwest Las Vegas for median island construction, urging caution and use of alternate routes.

The new Kahului Transit Center in Maui is set to open on November 20, featuring covered seating, restrooms, and a ticket booth, improving the island's public transport infrastructure.

TriMet installs new blue light security phones with cameras at MAX station platforms to enhance safety and deter crime, starting at the Rose Quarter Transit Center and Convention Center Station.

Plymouth Metrolink is offering free shuttle services on Election Day to help residents of Plymouth get to polling stations, with first-come, first-served on-demand rides available via their app or phone.

The Arizona Department of Transportation advises of heavy traffic expected in Phoenix due to a Cardinals game, suggesting alternative routes and early parking.

Denver enhances urban sustainability with new green infrastructure on West 14th Avenue, replacing lawns with native plants aimed at improving stormwater management and mitigating urban heat.

MoDOT reports eastbound I-44 to northbound I-55 ramp closure for maintenance on October 21-22 from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. with suggested detour via southbound I-55 and Arsenal exit.

ADOT announces nighttime restrictions for the Loop 303 ramp at US 60 in Surprise from Oct 21-31 due to maintenance work, including lane reductions and ramp closures.

Construction of a $4.6 million pedestrian bridge begins in Coon Rapids, enhancing safety and connectivity as part of the Coon Creek Regional Trail system.

Fort Lauderdale announces street closures for its Halloween celebration on Oct 26, advising of heavy traffic and urging the use of alternative transport.

ADOT has completed rockfall mitigation and other safety improvements on SR 89A in Oak Creek Canyon, lifting traffic restrictions for commuters and tourists.

ADOT was honored for supporting minority and women-owned businesses, spending $65 million in 2023 and offering a program to help such businesses secure federal contracts.