The Port of Oakland receives $3 million from Caltrans to address sea level rise and groundwater intrusion, with plans to develop strategies for resilience that engage local communities.

Construction on Wurzbach Road begins Monday to improve pedestrian infrastructure, with nighttime work to minimize traffic disruption, and completion expected by Winter 2025.

Pima County announces roadwork from July 29 to August 15, which may cause delays and detours due to milling and paving under the Road Pavement Repair and Preservation Program.

PennDOT announced the temporary closure of the Cottman Avenue ramp to I-95 South in Northeast Philadelphia for pavement marking installations, with scheduled detours on August 1-2 from 8 PM to 5 AM.

Bloomington has updated city speed limits to improve safety and traffic flow, with special reductions in school zones. The changes were informed by community feedback and studies.

A road closure on 10th Street NE in Midtown Atlanta is announced by ATLDOT for crane dismantling, affecting traffic July 26-28, 2024. Detours and traffic control are planned.

Capital Metro halts its shift to an entirely electric bus fleet due to slower-than-expected tech advancement, reliability issues, and financial hurdles for manufacturers.

Roadwork on East Ryder Avenue in Rowan County will lead to closures and detours from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, with signage to guide drivers through alternative routes.

PennDOT is set to install new lighting at the roundabout at Old Skippack and Schwenksville/Shelly Roads, causing daytime delays in Upper Salford Township during July 29 - August 2 from 9am-3pm, weather permitting.

The N.C. Department of Transportation is starting a new roundabout project at Lawyers and Rocky River Road, Union County, causing a complete intersection closure from Wednesday, July 31.

Davidson County will have detours on Farmer Road and North Main Street for storm pipe replacements from Monday at 8 a.m. to Friday at 5 p.m., with signed detours via N.C. 109 and surrounding roads.

SEPTA is upgrading the Market-Frankford Line with 200 new trains from Hitachi Rail starting in 2029, enhancing passenger capacity and accessibility, backed by a $317 million federal grant.

A water main break on Route 51 in Uniontown has caused traffic disruptions, with reduced lanes and detours as repairs continue without a specified timeline for completion.