CAISO’s draft transmission plan calls for roughly $7 billion and 38 projects to carry offshore wind, imports and big new loads — with a major 500‑kV line among the costliest items.

Waymo will feed pothole detections from its robotaxi fleet into Waze for Cities and says it will make that data available to San Diego when driverless service launches, promising faster repairs.

A new analysis finds Texas averages roughly 827 pedestrian deaths a year, with big metros like Houston and Dallas driving much of the risk. Officials and advocates point to high‑speed roads and rapid growth as core problems.

A Las Vegas store owner has launched a petition demanding flashing crosswalks and quick safety fixes after a child's death, as a 121‑unit affordable complex nears move‑ins. Neighbors say faded markings and speeding drivers make the corridor unsafe.

A deepening sinkhole at Lafayette and Deane Avenues has taken over part of the street in Throggs Neck; DEP says the leak is fixed while DOT coordinates repairs.

California plans to stage and assemble floating offshore wind at Humboldt Bay — hundreds of turbines, hundreds of miles of cables and a multibillion-dollar price tag. The proposal is stirring local debate over jobs, funding and environmental risks.

After a D.C. crosswalk death and other high‑speed crashes, Maryland lawmakers and D.C. officials are turning to intelligent speed‑assist devices for repeat speeders.

The Regional Transportation Council retained outside counsel as a court dispute over longtime NCTCOG transportation director Michael Morris escalates. The move could affect project timelines across North Texas.

Cincinnati Metro unveiled a prototype of new bus stop signs with QR codes and Braille as part of a roughly 3,700-sign upgrade across Hamilton County.

The MTA will begin a 60‑day warning period on April 13 for camera enforcement on the B15 and M31; motorists will get mailed warnings before fines begin.

SDOT’s new video with Councilmember Alexis Rinck and Sal the SpokesSalmon spotlights 24/7 Aurora bus lanes and extended Rainier red lanes meant to speed Seattle’s busiest routes.

I‑75 northbound was closed early Friday after a deadly crash near the C.W. Grant Parkway exit, snarling traffic into downtown and the airport.

Both directions of US 183 near RM 1431 were closed after a severed gas line, prompting detours and delays for north Austin traffic. TxDOT urged drivers to use alternate routes.