Megabus discontinues all Texas routes, impacting intercity travel; the company seeks new opportunities amid Chapter 11 proceedings.

Boulder's 95th Street corridor closure begins Aug 26 for culvert installation, impacting routes until year end. Access for residents is maintained but limited.

Galveston, Texas is enhancing its cruise sector with a $151 million investment in a new cruise terminal set to open in November 2025, expected to create 925 jobs and add $177 million to the local economy annually.

Mankato's transit system introduces a new schedule including route, service hour, and color changes, effective Monday, August 26. Riders are reminded to check the updates.

Washington has given $26.5 million to 11 ports for electrification to cut emissions by 140,000 metric tons over 10 years, funded by its Climate Commitment Act.

The City of St. Louis Park updated progress on its 2024 Pavement Management Project with construction advancing across different phases and reminders for residents about private property near construction.

Reconstruction delays mean Indianapolis' West Washington Street bridge over Little Eagle Creek won't reopen until summer 2025, longer than expected due to worse-than-anticipated structural issues.

Clearwater is facing multiple road closures due to sewer repairs, storm damage, and infrastructural developments, affecting several key routes and requiring detours and extended closure periods.

The City of St. Louis Park reports that Cedar Lake Road construction causes detours, while utility work and sidewalk installations are underway, with more details available in their newsletter.

Upgrades to natural gas infrastructure are underway in Minneapolis' Bryn Mawr neighborhood, causing occasional road and sidewalk closures with traffic maintained by flaggers.

Lane closure on Houston Levee Road in Collierville for tree removal and sidewalk installation from August 26-30 between 9 AM and 3 PM, causing potential traffic delays.

A section of Old Route 66 will be closed for construction starting August 26 to replace an old culvert, with work lasting around 65 days and costing $1 million.

Pima County has announced that roadwork will begin next week, causing delays through October 31, as part of the Road Pavement Repair and Preservation Program.