The SR 153 bridge over Chickamauga Dam will be closed for the weekend for repairs, with detours via SR 319. The Tennessee Department of Transportation advises caution.

The Wright County Highway Department has announced the reopening of CSAH 30, a key route to the Winstock music festival, after a prompt culvert repair.

Houston BCycle, the city's bike-sharing system established in 2012, is ceasing operations on June 30 due to financial constraints, despite previous funding efforts.

Plymouth is nearing the end of a natural gas infrastructure project as crews finish gas main installations, with restoration efforts to follow, bringing streets and lawns back to their pre-construction state.

PennDOT begins night construction on I-476, causing potential delays. The $63.7 million project to resurface 17 miles of the highway includes lane closures from 8 PM to 5 AM.

Blasting on Alcoa Highway for road improvements scattered debris, causing temporary northbound lane closures and traffic delays. The lanes reopened after TDOT cleared the site.

JetBlue announces daily flights between Boston and Presque Isle, Maine, starting September 5, thus improving connectivity for Northern Maine and parts of New Brunswick.

Arlington Transit announces a fare increase from $2 to $2.25 and changes to routes, including the discontinuation of three routes and the introduction of a new one, effective July 1.

The NCTD launched NCTD+, an on-demand service in San Marcos, to enhance local transportation options, with the inaugural event held at the Farmers Market attended by local officials.

ADOT begins a project to improve the SR 87 and Skousen Road intersection near Coolidge, with new lanes, a traffic signal, and better lighting. Construction may cause slowdowns, aiming for early 2025 completion.

The article discusses King County Metro Transit's efforts and challenges in transitioning to a zero-emission fleet by 2035, as detailed in a recent audit.

Detroit is launching a free autonomous shuttle, "Accessibili-D," to aid elderly and disabled residents, operating within an 11-square-mile area with pre-programmed routes.

Historic green and cream SEPTA trolleys return to Philadelphia's Route 15 after extensive restorations, with modern upgrades including wheelchair lifts and HVAC systems.