A gas line rupture shut down a section of Poplar Avenue in Germantown, as police redirected traffic and urged caution among drivers. Repair timelines were not provided.

Union County introduces electric school buses within the KUB service area, featuring a 135-mile range to benefit Paulette Elementary students and promote cleaner transportation.

Mayor Bruce Harrell and SDOT commence the East Marginal Way Improvement Project to enhance Seattle's infrastructure with improved roads and bike safety.

Germann Road in Gilbert, AZ, is reduced to two lanes until April 19 for improvements, affecting traffic on weekdays, with possible weekend work. The information is available on the town's website.

A tractor-trailer carrying rolls of paper overturned on the ramp from I-40 East to I-640 East in Knoxville, leading to road closures and traffic reroutes through downtown. Cleanup and investigation are underway.

MDOT is investing $15.5 million to improve a section of the Southfield Freeway in Wayne County, Michigan, with construction to start in late April causing lane closures.

The Carlsbad 5000 race is causing road closures downtown, affecting Grand Avenue, Carlsbad Village Drive, and other streets. Police and volunteers will aid with traffic.

Sidewalk repair at Washington's Capitol Campus will temporarily close pathways on April 5, with detours provided. Slabjack is contracted for the job, and progress may be weather-dependent.

MnDOT seeks public input on Hwy 252/I-94 redesign and will host a digital forum on April 10 for community feedback on the project's potential designs.

Portland's PDX Clean Industry Network won a $100,000 DOE prize for promoting clean energy in the industrial sector, aiming to reduce emissions and create sustainable jobs.

Seattle has introduced two interactive maps for tracking tree notices and data, reflecting the city's commitment to balancing urban development with sustainability.

Detroit will soon test a 10-mile autonomous shuttle route called the Connect, using electric Ford E-Transit vans funded by Michigan Central, Bedrock, and OFME.

ADOT is starting design and environmental work on the Sonoran Corridor to connect I-19 and I-10 in Tucson, including public engagement phases through 2026.