Florida Power and Light will start a three-month project on S. 14th Avenue in Hollywood, FL, causing periodic lane closures between Moffett and Funston Streets.

Washington County and the City of Woodbury are seeking public input online for the redevelopment of Radio Drive from May 2, with information available on the county's website.

ADOT announces freeway restrictions and closures in Phoenix for April 19-22, advising commuters to plan alternate routes due to roadwork on Loop 101, I-10, and US 60.

Nashville celebrates Transit Month with a "Ticket to Ride" event, showcasing public transportation options and promoting sustainable commuting practices.

Memphis's Park Avenue is undergoing resurfacing, starting April 19, causing expected traffic delays until June. Drivers are advised to plan alternative routes.

Alaska Airlines experienced a system issue during a routine upgrade, prompting an FAA ground stop for about an hour before flights resumed with expected delays.

British Airways is moving to Terminal 3 from Terminal 5 for departures at O'Hare Airport, aiming to enhance convenience and joining American Airlines at gate K19.

CTA advises Blue Line riders of service changes on the Forest Park Branch due to construction from April 26-29, aiming for improved accessibility by late 2024.

San Antonio's Loop 1604 at the I-10 interchange will be closed for the weekend for new flyover construction, as part of a larger project to ease congestion.

MnDOT seeks public input on the Minnesota State Rail Plan, holding an open forum in Duluth to discuss rail services and gather community feedback for future improvements.

Arizona introduces blue envelopes to help drivers with autism during traffic stops, developed by ADOT and law enforcement, aiming to improve communication and safety.

Seattle's TE Blueprint is achieving progress in electric mobility, with millions of rides on e-scooters and bikes, and the launch of the first electric regional bus, reducing the city’s transportation emissions.

Fort Worth's Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program has been revived since 2014, with the city now installing speed cushions to slow down traffic after receiving 124 applications for them. Residents can request traffic calming devices through the city.