Modesto Police Department will conduct a DUI checkpoint on August 16th to deter impaired driving, using location data to maximize effectiveness and safety.

PennDOT's tree-clearing operations on Greenwood Avenue are set to cause traffic disruption next week as part of a project to improve Route 73 (Church Road). Lane closure with flagging is scheduled during daytime hours.

CSAH 36 in Otsego is open after a slope failure closure, with ongoing work for a permanent fix and occasional traffic disruptions due to soil borings.

Murfreesboro is enforcing right-turn-only restrictions at Asbury Lane and Medical Center Parkway to improve traffic flow and safety, with a median being built to guide vehicle movement.

Chicago's airports now offer the Aira app, a tool aiding visually impaired passengers, for free, enhancing the accessibility and ease of navigating through the airport terminals.

A water main break at Bayshore Boulevard and Lee Street in Dunedin has led to road closures and detours, with repairs expected to be completed by Monday, August 19.

The Illinois Commerce Commission has approved $2 million for a new bridge overpass in Kane County to improve safety and infrastructure longevity. The project will replace the old 1989 structure by December 2025.

Coon Rapids is partnering with Sand Creek Elementary and MnDOT for a bike lane project on 121st Avenue to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists, as part of the city's Active Transportation Plan.

Illinois approves new safety devices for a Henry County rail crossing to prevent collisions, with costs mostly covered by the state's Grade Crossing Protection Fund.

Cleveland's derelict National Acme Co. factory is set for demolition with a $7.6 million state grant, part of broader efforts to clean up blighted properties.

Flag Marsh Rd in Carroll County will close for headwall replacement from August 26, 7:00 am to 4:30 pm for four days, with detours provided. Residents can contact the Bureau of Engineering with questions.

AC Transit starts automated bus stop parking enforcement with warnings, turning into $110 fines from October 7, using AI cameras developed by Hayden AI.

Washington State Department of Transportation has corrected 145 barriers, reopening 572 miles of salmon habitat and is working on 160 more, with a total goal of restoring 90% of blocked habitats.