The CTA reports a significant ridership increase post-pandemic, with CTA President Carter thanking riders despite calls from some council members for his removal.

Houston Metro is terminating the downtown red bus lanes pilot due to maintenance costs, reverting to less expensive white diamonds and signage despite faster bus times and advocacy group support.

PennDOT is set to begin a $55.2 million project to mill and pave U.S. 202, causing nighttime delays in Norristown and East Norriton. The work includes road widening, new bike paths, sidewalks, bridges, and updated traffic systems.

Phoenix renamed a street to honor local boxing legend Michael Carbajal, reflecting his sports achievements and continued community mentorship through his gym.

ADOT plans a major weekend closure of northbound I-17 north of Loop 303 in Phoenix for pavement improvements, advising motorists to follow the detour route provided.

Northbound State Route 143 and part of Eastbound US 60 in Arizona will be closed for maintenance from the evening of May 17 to the early morning of May 20, with suggested detours provided by ADOT.

Fort Worth has postponed the idea of a street maintenance fee, looking for alternative funding methods to address city infrastructure upkeep after evaluating the proposal with the community and city staff.

Detroit residents and business owners oppose the I-375 road redesign, concerned it threatens community integrity and pedestrian safety, despite MDOT's outreach efforts.

MnDOT will close eastbound lanes of Highway 55 from I-494 to West Medicine Lake Drive from 10 p.m. on May 17 to 5 a.m. on May 20 for pavement repairs. Local access will remain, but through traffic must detour.

PennDOT is holding a virtual town hall to discuss renovations for the Creamery Road Bridge in Bucks County, including replacing the bridge and improving road safety and drainage.

Philadelphia is implementing safety measures on Lehigh Avenue to reduce crashes and improve transit, engaging the community to shape the future of their streets.

San Antonio has increased e-vehicle permits for downtown use to 20, amidst concerns of traffic and market oversaturation, with four companies sharing the permits.

Knoxville roadway construction to disrupt traffic, as KUB upgrades utilities under Cumberland Avenue, initially closing parts between 11th and 16th Streets, affecting drivers and pedestrians.