San Marcos extends its pilot program with Spin, offering 24/7 electric scooter services, with a 20% return discount and aims to improve transportation equity.

A major accident on I-75 near the Alligator Alley toll caused delays, with southbound lanes closed and traffic backed up. Florida Highway Patrol responded, and one lane eventually reopened. Motorists were advised to seek alternative routes.

A tractor-trailer leaked hydrochloric acid in Knoxville, leading to road closures and a HAZMAT response. No direct public exposure was reported; Kingston Pike later reopened.

The Texas Panhandle's largest wildfire prompted TxDOT Amarillo District to engage in a sweeping emergency response, including evacuations, resource supply, and post-fire cleanup.

BART announced a service enhancement starting August 12, which includes adjusting train times and improving connections with other transit systems to reduce crowding and coordinate with the upcoming Caltrain electric service.

The US 101 Elwha River bridge has opened, providing a key connection for Olympic Peninsula communities and featuring wider lanes and shoulders for safer travel.

A section of Oviedo Blvd is scheduled for maintenance, with lane closures planned for Wednesday. Traffic management will be in place. The city has not provided details on work duration.

PennDOT warns of nighttime delays due to SEPTA roadwork on Ridge Avenue in Philadelphia from July 29 to August 2 between 8 PM and 4 AM, weather permitting.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit to Washington, D.C. causes widespread traffic disruptions and road closures, including demonstrations, with impacts lasting from July 21-27.

Kirkland announces major disruptions on NE 85th Street due to construction starting July, with a full closure from July 26-29 to build new I-405 bridge columns; detour maps are available online.

Caltrans schedules nighttime traffic control for tunnel inspections on Route 1 in Pacifica, with expected delays and alternating one-way traffic from July 22-26.

Austin secures a $47.9 million EPA grant to mitigate transportation-related environmental impact, aiming to improve transit services and infrastructure, and promote a shift in commuting behaviors.

Alley reconstruction in St. Louis Park progresses, with a focus on storm sewer drainage in Alleys E and F, advising residents to move waste receptacles to the front of their homes.