Naperville Police join other Illinois agencies in Route 59 crackdown, targeting speeders, distracted drivers, and seatbelt violations to enhance road safety.

Three Chicago-area buildings have been listed as endangered historic sites by Landmarks Illinois, including the Portage Theater, the Sears Administration Building, and the former Libby, McNeill and Libby Building.

Austin's "Safe Routes to School" initiative is improving safety for children commuting to over 100 schools, with enhancements like new signage and bike lanes, despite some community concerns.

Seattle advances a new protected bike lane on Yesler Way, connecting the downtown core to the waterfront, with design work underway and a 2024 completion goal.

Arizona's I-10 eastbound ramp at Baseline Road is closing for the summer starting May 10 for reconfiguration. Detours are suggested via Elliot Road and Priest Drive.

MDOT begins a $139 million road project in Metro Detroit, closing Northville Road over M-14 and affecting local traffic with multiple detours. The work includes bridge repairs and trail improvements, funded by state and federal sources.

PennDOT schedules an overnight sign removal on I-95 North, causing a lane closure and potential delays between Bridge Street and Cottman Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia.

The Oakland Driver Services Center is closed until May 10 for repairs due to a water pipe issue; residents can use other Memphis locations in the interim.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation promotes family wellness and cycling safety for kids through various May events, including National Bike + Roll to School Day.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport will consolidate TSA checkpoints with the support of TSA and CLEAR starting May 8, aiming to streamline security without affecting safety.

Miami-Dade County Public Schools has started a safety program to fine drivers who pass stopped school buses, using cameras to enforce Florida's stopping laws.

West Palm Beach announces Banyan Boulevard improvements causing traffic delays, with work starting May 14, 2024, to upgrade utilities and stormwater systems.

Seasonal seal coating begins in Wright County on May 13, covering 27 miles of roads and parks, with minor delays expected. Roads will remain open with pilot car control in place.