Portland's transportation workers fixed 1,800 potholes in two weeks, reclaiming the drivability of 77% of East Portland's roads after severe winter storms damaged them.

METRO is reducing the Silver Line's frequency due to low ridership, shifting focus under new chair Elizabeth Gonzalez Brock, as the transit authority adapts to changing demands.

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile visits Metro Detroit with scheduled stops starting March 22, offering photo-ops, souvenirs, and glimpses inside the iconic vehicle.

Only 20% of US electricity is from renewables, with 60% from fossil fuels, and the rest from nuclear energy. Seattle City Light illustrates the importance of differentiating between renewable and green sources as the demand for electricity grows.

Detroit launches the Detroit Air Xpress (DAX), a nonstop bus service connecting downtown to the airport, with $6 online reservations and appealing amenities.

MnDOT announces spring load restrictions starting February 26, 2024, affecting SOUTH, SOUTHEAST, and METRO frost zones, to prevent road damage during the spring thaw.

Metrolink reintroduces the Angels Express train service for Los Angeles Angels home games, offering affordable and traffic-free transportation to Southern California baseball fans.

Chicago's airports expect 2.9 million travelers during spring break, with increased security measures and advice for early arrivals due to longer waits at checkpoints.

FedEx pilots picketed at the company's Memphis HQ, signaling a dispute over stalled contract negotiations. Following a strike authorization vote, they demonstrated unity and readiness to strike for a better contract.

PennDOT announces lane closures on U.S. 1 in Philadelphia due to Wayne Junction Viaduct project, affecting traffic from March 25-28 during evening and overnight hours.

JetBlue Airways will stop its nonstop service from Austin to Fort Lauderdale on May 1 and also exit six cities as part of a restructuring to improve profitability.

The Eastpointe City Council reversed its "road diet" plan for East 9 Mile Road after MDOT threatened to withdraw funding, opting to keep the five-lane configuration.

Houston receives a $43.4 million federal grant to improve walkability and flood resilience in Gulfton and Kashmere Gardens through the Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhoods program. Construction is set for Winter 2026.