A new 'wishbone' pedestrian bridge, funded by a $4 million federal grant and other sources, is planned for Lady Bird Lake in Austin, aiming to enhance safety and aesthetics.

Caltrain is testing electric trains along its San Francisco to San Jose corridor after completing the electrification of the line, with full service expected in fall 2024.

Nighttime paving on I-95 at the Cottman Avenue Interchange in Northeast Philly will cause lane closures and potential delays from 7 PM to 5 AM starting April 16.

Westbound Interstate 10 in Arizona will be closed April 12-15 for bridge work, affecting several ramps and suggesting detours for drivers, including those heading to Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.

Texas Governor Abbott supports the construction of two new power plants to enhance Texas' energy grid and meet growing demand, emphasizing job creation and energy security.

The Spokane St Swing Bridge in Seattle will close from April 19 to 28 for upgrades to its control system, as part of a broader rehabilitation program.

PennDOT and Pennsylvania State Police partnered to increase litter enforcement in Northeast PA, with doubled fines for offenders and enhanced cleanup volunteer efforts.

South G Street in Tacoma will be closed for maintenance from April 8 to 19, between South 21st and 23rd streets, as part of the Residential Street Restoration Program.

Williamson County revises East Wilco Highway plans, adding a four-way stop and changing lane designs for safety. The updates, costing $4 million, are part of a $160.5 million project funded by a 2023 road bond.

Portland is advancing its traffic calming initiatives with multiple projects under its Fixing Our Streets program to make neighborhoods safer and reduce speeding.

San Diego outlined a five-year plan to repair roads, acknowledging past neglect and underfunding, aiming for strategic investments in its street network.

A collision and rainy weather led to the closure of Loop 1604 near Bandera Road in San Antonio, causing traffic detours and no clear timeline for reopening.

Activities on April 13 will disrupt the usual calm at the West Capitol Campus with over 1,500 people expected, causing noise, heavy traffic, and parking challenges.