The State Transportation Board approves a $4M contract to repair a 5-mile section of State Route 88, damaged by floods, for high clearance and utility vehicles.

Wilmington announces weekly street disruptions due to maintenance and construction, with real-time updates available online, and reminds residents of the weekly Farmers Market causing road closures.

Tampa's e-Bike Voucher Program will have another round this summer, offering residents financial aid to adopt sustainable transportation. Applications open from August 16-30, 2024.

Phoenix area faces major freeway closures July 19-22 for construction, affecting travel on I-10, I-17, and Loop 101. ADOT advises alternative routes and planning for added travel time.

Repairs on SE 3rd Avenue drawbridge in Fort Lauderdale are slated following crane accident damage. Southbound lanes will close for two weekends, starting July 26. Pedestrian routes will also be affected.

Georgia's GDOT plans to improve transportation in Henry and Clayton counties with a $1.5 billion investment that includes expanding I-75 Express Lanes and modifying ramps.

Honolulu's Kekaulike Mall in Chinatown has been upgraded with new pavement, storm water systems, and aesthetic improvements, costing about $4.4 million.

CenterPoint Energy is replacing natural gas lines in Bloomington, with multiple projects affecting local roads and requiring residents to adjust to parking and lane closures.

CSAH 36 in Otsego remains closed between Quilley Ave NE and Rachele Ave NE for two more weeks due to slope failure repairs, awaiting DNR approval, with no detour provided.

University of Houston students are protesting METRO's halted BRT project, designed to improve connectivity, which faces financial and operational challenges.

The NCTCG is hosting open houses to discuss a proposed high-speed rail connecting Fort Worth, Arlington, and Dallas, highlighting routes and technologies amid population growth concerns.

Repairs on Highland Bridge begin July 22, causing detours and potential delays for about 50 days. One Northbound lane remains open and detour routes are marked for Southbound traffic. Work hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday to Friday.

Apache Junction's City Council has been briefed on road maintenance plans for FY 2024-2025, with a full presentation and project map available online for residents.