San Diego’s Capital Improvements Program reached over $1 billion in FY2024, funding parks, fire stations, bridges, and roads, with a notable 1,388 active projects.

UDOT begins constructing a new interchange at 13400 South and Bangerter Highway in Riverton, leading to a multi-year road closure and detours via Old Liberty Way and 3600 West.

ODOT seeks public feedback on S.R. 140 drainage improvements in Lawrence County, with plans for a culvert replacement and road profile revisions, not affecting homes or businesses.

The Bay Area is recovering from Hurricane Milton, with the reopening of key bridges like the Howard Frankland and Gandy, while the Courtney Campbell Causeway remains closed.

Austin seeks public input on Congress Avenue's transformation into a pedestrian plaza, with a focus on the stretch from Cesar Chavez to 11th Street as part of the CAUDI project.

Severe weather has caused road closures in Oviedo, with flooding and downed power lines affecting travel and prompting local authorities to advise alternate routes.

TxDOT has completed the SH 288 buyback, aiming to offer future toll relief, maintain free lanes, and ensure the financial self-sufficiency of the project.

Dallas Love Field Airport is raising parking fees starting October 18 due to high demand and operational costs, despite the last major expansion in 2018 with Garage C. New rates affect all garages, with Valet seeing the largest increase to $35.

Highway 10 is facing major closures for construction, with an overnight shutdown from Thurston Avenue to Ramsey Boulevard and daytime exit ramp closures at Sunfish Lake Boulevard.

Union Pacific Railroad maintenance in Washington County will lead to road closures, affecting several crossings from October 17 to November 4. Commuters are advised to plan for detours around the affected areas.

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors has approved the construction of bike lanes on Arnold Drive, with work starting in 2025 to enhance safety and promote zero-emission transport.

County Road 77 in northern Weld County reopened to traffic 11 days ahead of schedule, after roadwork including full-depth reclamation and culvert replacement was completed.

Wauwatosa is considering a $15 vehicle registration fee to improve traffic and infrastructure, with an anticipated $407,000 for road maintenance and calming measures. Public input is sought.