Memphis International Airport is initiating a renovation project worth over $650 million, including demolishing Concourse A and upgrading facilities, aiming for completion by 2030.

TDOT has initiated multiple road construction projects in West Tennessee, affecting 21 counties with lane closures and reduced speed limits from July 17 to 24, which will impact commutes.

NCDOT introduces the NC Only account, reducing toll costs for local drivers by 30% and halving the starting balance to $10, catering to in-state toll roads users.

The article details various ongoing and upcoming roadworks in Clearwater, including utility repairs, re-striping projects, and trail and bridge maintenance, with timelines and impact on traffic.

Lane closures on U.S. 422 and N. Gulph Road due to bridge beam installations will cause travel disruptions in Tredyffrin and Upper Merion townships, with nighttime work scheduled from July 18-29.

Lane closures on Mitchell Hammock Road in Oviedo are scheduled for traffic light work, impacting travel between Eastbridge Drive and Alafaya Woods Blvd. on July 18th and 19th.

Maple Grove, MN announces roadwork on Hemlock Lane/Zachary Lane from July 22-23, advising drivers to expect detours and to plan for extra commute time.

Orlando Police enforce parking rules at the airport, rerouting vehicles and issuing warnings or citations to maintain order, especially near Terminal C.

Lincoln County and Duke Energy have begun the Beatty’s Ford Swim Beach Project in Denver, aiming to enhance Lake Norman with a swim area, fishing pier, and amenities by Fall 2024.

Allegiant announces nonstop flights between Grand Rapids and Palm Beach starting Nov 14, 2024, with fares from $69.

State Route 42 near Anvil Block Rd is temporarily closed due to a bridge-damaging accident involving an 18-wheeler. Clayton County advises caution and alternate routes.

A cargo ship hit the Brickell Avenue Bridge in Miami, but FDOT confirmed no structural damage after an inspection following an eyewitness video. No injuries were reported and the bridge remains safe.

Michael Chamberlain of TxDOT embarked on an 8,300-mile road trip across Texas, visiting potential EV charging sites to advance the Texas EV Infrastructure Plan.