A high-load truck struck a pedestrian bridge near NRG Park in Houston, leading to lane closures on the I-610 South Loop and traffic delays. Crews worked to clear the incident throughout the evening.

Plans for a new Costco in Bel Air are on hold as the Development Advisory Committee seeks a detailed Traffic Impact Study and road improvements, amidst local concerns over traffic congestion.

Caltrain has initiated its fully electric service between San Francisco and San Jose, promising cleaner, faster, and more reliable transit with renewable energy-powered trains.

Sewer construction will close a northbound lane on N Interstate Avenue at the intersection of Greeley Avenue in Portland starting September 23, possibly until September 29.

Aurora experiences high road work activity, with traffic staff working to minimize commuter impact through careful planning and a new online tool mapping ongoing and upcoming projects.

A multi-vehicle crash on Capital Boulevard/US 1 near Durham Road/NC 98 caused significant delays and temporary lane closures, with no serious injuries reported.

Minneapolis natural gas main installation by CenterPoint Energy and Michels Corporation affects traffic and parking in East Harriet and King Field areas, with work expected into early October.

The Peoria City Council approved a plan to develop a pedestrian bridge to improve safety for students crossing Grand Avenue, seeking a $2M planning grant with a local funding match.

Long Beach Airport receives a $680,851 federal grant for six electric vehicles and two solar-powered stations, supporting sustainable aviation under the FAA's Zero Emissions Vehicle program.

Westbound I-10 in Arizona will close for paving and a traffic shift from September 20 to 23, affecting routes to Phoenix Airport and involving detours via Loop 202 and Loop 101.

Northbound State Route 51 in Phoenix will be closed from September 20-21 for maintenance. Detours are suggested via I-10 and I-17 to connect to Loop 101.

Lane closures on Filmore Avenue in New Orleans will occur from Sept 23-24 for utility and road work, disrupting traffic but with local access maintained. The work is part of the $10.2 million Gentilly Terrace Group E project.

Illinois Department of Transportation receives over $305 million for Chicago transportation projects, including the Forest Hill Flyover and I-290/1st Avenue interchange improvements to ease congestion and enhance safety.