TxDOT seeks public input on its Connecting Texas 2050 draft plan for the state's future travel infrastructure, with a virtual public hearing set for May 28 and comments accepted until June 9.

MBTA completes track work on the Red Line, lifting 13 speed restrictions, after service interruptions from May 2-10, and makes various safety upgrades and improvements.

Texas develops the Statewide Active Transportation Plan (SATP) focused on safer, more connected biking and walking infrastructure to accommodate a growing population.

The Macomb County Department of Roads received three IMPRESS Awards at the CRA Highway Conference for their collaboration, communications, and operations in improving Macomb's infrastructure.

Texas introduces a Statewide Active Transportation Plan to promote walking and bicycling, addressing community concerns like safety and connectivity, with public input shaping its development.

The San Francisco Bay Ferry plans major fleet electrification and route expansion by 2050, aiming for a more sustainable and extensive transit service in the region.

A sinkhole in downtown Clarksville has led to the closure of a portion of College Street, as authorities and the Street Department assess and plan repairs.

A semi truck hit an unused CSX overpass in Nashville, shutting down I-40 westbound lanes and causing traffic reroutes until the bridge was cleared and inspected for safety.

Pompano Beach celebrates the opening of the new Ocean Rescue Headquarters, a result of the voter-approved G.O. Bond project aimed at improving public safety and local amenities.

AAA Michigan anticipates 1.3 million residents to travel for Memorial Day, exceeding pre-pandemic levels, with most driving and some flying amidst concerns of high fuel prices.

Oregon legislators are embarking on a "Transportation Safety and Sustainability Outreach Tour" across 12 locations to get community input for the 2025 transportation package.

A fire in Cedar Hill led to the temporary closing of a busy intersection, which reopened later the same day. Details on the fire and its impact remain undisclosed.

BART announces weekend service changes in San Francisco for track upgrades and vegetation management, with alternative transportation and adjusted schedules planned.