The N.C. Department of Transportation has launched the TAP+ apprenticeship initiative with community colleges to train engineering technicians and strengthen its workforce.

Megabus reduces routes around Atlanta following the bankruptcy of its parent company, Coach USA, impacting travel to various cities and prompting refunds for affected customers.

Magellan Avenue in Hawaii will be closed between Frear Street and Miller Street for emergency repairs from Aug. 26-30, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, with detours in place.

Lane restrictions are in place on Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue due to the Las Vegas Boulevard Improvement Project, affecting traffic flow and bus stops.

Honolulu initiates construction of its second EV charging station, backed by federal funds, near Pier 7. Set to complete by November, this initiative supports Hawaii's clean energy goals.

Secret Lake Park's south side parking lot is closed due to construction until October 7, 2024, impacting access to the Kiwanis Pavilion and fishing pier. Alternative parking is required, but other park facilities remain open.

Overnight roadwork will cause delays on I-26 East in North Carolina. NCDOT advises detours and warns of closures from 8 p.m to 6 a.m., part of an expansion project in Buncombe and Henderson counties.

Seattle provides free ORCA cards to eligible low-income families with children in the Seattle Preschool Program, ensuring accessible transportation until August 31, 2025.

Tampa installs its first Eco-Counter to track pedestrian and cyclist traffic, aiming to encourage sustainable transport and inform city planning for greener infrastructure.

Baltimore County introduces a camera enforcement program to penalize drivers passing stopped school buses, improving student safety with a potential $250 fine after an initial warning period.

Anne Arundel County's Najoles Road Pond and Restoration Project won CEAM's Mid-Sized Project of the Year for innovative environmental work improving watershed management.

The City of San Diego begins road repair projects in several neighborhoods, using slurry seal to extend street life and improve infrastructure as part of its Pavement Management Plan.

Caltrain has announced a new electric train schedule starting September 21, promising faster and more frequent service, including peak service with four trains per hour and faster express rides.