Avondale starts intersection improvements at Buckeye and Dysart Roads on September 2, 2024, causing minor delays and intermittent northbound right lane closures from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. during the project expected to complete by September 20.

ODOT invites public feedback on a planned interchange at U.S. 23 and State Route 294, with a meeting at Upper Sandusky High School on September 19. The project focuses on safety and reducing traffic accidents.

Ka'ahumanu Avenue in Maui faces nighttime closures for water line work related to the Maui Palms Hampton Inn project, affecting traffic patterns and requiring detours via Lono Avenue and West Kamehameha Avenue.

NC transportation officials engage with residents on roadway improvements in Surf City, seeking public feedback until September 30th via various communication channels.

SamTrans experienced a significant reduction in bus services due to a sick-out by 30% of its drivers, affecting commuters in San Mateo County, although school and paratransit services remain unaffected.

PortMiami collaborates with Miami Dade College to enhance its workforce through a new logistics and transportation certificate program, offering funded tuition and a stipend for textbooks.

Caltrans announces closure of westbound I-80 to US 50 connector in Yolo County for the I-80 Pavement Rehabilitation Project, affecting traffic from September 13-23.

Belvedere Lane in Decatur will be closed from Sept 11 to Oct 9 due to stormwater drain replacement works, affecting local traffic and requiring detours.

Trevor Carroll is named Division Engineer for NCDOT's Division 3, succeeding the retired Chad Kimes. He brings experience from within the department and vows to improve the state's transportation network.

Miami-Dade County invests in EV charging with a $4.7M grant, planning 390 ports to bolster equal access and sustainability while targeting a 50% climate pollution cut by 2030.

A sinkhole on City Church Street in Gaston County has prompted warnings for drivers to be cautious, with repairs set to begin following an investigation into an underground line failure.

Nighttime roadwork will begin on Walnut Avenue in New Braunfels from Landa Street to Business 35 starting September 16th, 2024, to cause minimal traffic disruption.

Sacramento seeks resident input on the Two Rivers Trail expansion, aiming to enhance outdoor activity routes and connect Sutter’s Landing Park to the network.